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..11 ■i^M.i^piptpjipjj r ; THURSDAY, AUGUST 28, 1930 THE CUNTON CHRONICLE, CLINTON. S. C SOCIETY EVENTS •/ OF / INTEREST TO WOMEN : Mrs. Larry B. Dillard, Society Editor. Telephone 154 CLINTON GIRL NAMED AS SCHOOL NURSE Friends here of Miss Frances Blakely, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ross Blakely, wlil learn =>i'ith interest that she has bfeen appointed full time nurse for the city schools of Rome, Ga., for the ensuing year. The follow- iij^g account of her election is taken from a Rome paper: THE GOLDEN WEDDING By Dav"ld Gray O Love, whose patient pilgrim feet Life’s longest path have trod; Whose ministry hath symbolled sweet The dearer love of God; The sacred myrtle wreathes again Thine altar, as of old; And what was green with summer then, Is mellowed now to gold. Not now, as then, the future’s face Is flushed w'ith fancy’s light; But memory with a milder grace, Shall rule the feast tonight. Blest was the sun of joy that shone, Nor less^ the blinding shower; The bud of fifty years agone Is love’s perfect flower. The Rome city schools will have the full-time services of a school nurse durig the coming school year, accord- was announcement made by B. F. j Quigg, city school superintendent. I Miss F'rances Blakely has been ap- Cra^y. Tliry "also "arsis^ed the'hostess ! position, in serving a salad course. Mr. and! nursing work in Mrs. James Curlee were out-of-town ■ schools i.s an activity of the Rome guests on Friday evening. chapter of the American Red Cross, I and is authorized and spon.sored by tained with six tables of bridge. Dah lias and zinnias were effective'in their I arrangement. Score cards were passed jby Jittle Jane Little nad punch served by Misses Georgia B. Blakely, Sarah Copeland and Ella Little Mc- the citv BRIIK.E CLUB WITH MRS. JACOBS On Tuesday afternoon Mrs. J. F. Jacobs, Jr., entertained the Bridge club. Places were arranged for sixteen guests. .Mr.s. W. P. Jacobs and .Mrs. J. •1. Coinwell assisted the hostess in 'erving refreshments. 0 memory ope thy mystic door; O dream of youth, return; MLSS GRIFFIN I ENTERTAINS AT BRIDGE , , , ^ , , , , .On Tuesilay morning Miss Collette. And et the ight that gleamed of yore.^> ..f- ... , i . ui ,, ,, _ iGrJtfin entertained with eleven tables' of bridge. Cannas and zinnias were j arranged and the hostess. I assisted by .Mrs. Lethe Gregory, Sadie 'Chandler and Zelime Davis, served a Beside this altar burn. The.past is plain; ’twas love designed j E’en sorrow’s iron chain; And mercy’s shining thread has twined With the dark warp of pain. So be it still. O Thou who hast ^ That younger bridal ble^, j — Till the .May-morn of love has passed To evening’s golden west; (’6me to this later Cana. Lord, salad course followed and wafers. by block cream MeSMEEN BOYS HONOR VISITORS Allan and William MeSween entcr- *^An-d, ttwch diivirrer The water of that earfier Kdard Tonight shall turn to wine. ■;etaiBed'fbw-fritmds OB' t.#inTSi*V' I IDLE .MO.MENTS M ITH MRS. KELI.EKS On Wednesday afternoon Mrs; Frank ' Kellers w’as host<‘SS to the Idle .Mo ments club. .Assisted by Mrs. .Ii die Chandler and .Mrs. Wilson Harris, a salad com.se and a sweet cour.^e were servMl to five tables arranged for rook. i \ ehing in hbhbr oT William and Fur man Wallace and Bobl)y .Abel of (’hes- I ter. Three tables were arranged for rook with the following playing; ('aro- that organization, though the direct management of the work will be in the hands of the s.?hool authorities. Pre-1 vious to this time, the county health j nurse has divided her time between' the city and county schools. With the i addition of the city school nurse, both, city and county schools will be bene-' fited and the work can be more effi ciently handled. The city school nurse will also serve as attendance officer in the city schools. Miss Blakely, who will serve as .school nurse, is a recent graduate' of Harbin hospital and is a registered nurse. She has made a study of public 1 health nursing, has specialized in dis eases of children, and is well equip ped to take charge of the work in the! schools. She will begin her duties oni .September 2, with headquarters in the i high school building. j ino .M ntin, ('arrie .Mae Phillips, Bev- ••rli'y Davis, .lulia Bailey, Mary Howze ami* Irene Dillard. William and Fur man Wallace, Hobby .Abel, Hilly Ow ens, Allen and William .McSwee.a. .A ''.veet ciur-^e with .saKed nut va . ervi'd. BRIIK.E DINNER FOR FRIENDS On Wednestlay evening Mr, and Mjs. J. J. (’ornwell entertained a number of guests at a bridge dinner. Mrs. J. F. Javobs, Jr., .Mrs. Horace Payne and Miss Ellen CopelamJ assisted the host ess in serving' several courses to the twenty-four guests. MR. AND MRS. LITTLE ENTERTAIN AT KRIIHiE On Thursday and Friday evenings Mr. and* Mrs. John W. I.ittle eiiler- (’ARRIE MAE PHILLIPS GINKS ROOK PARTY Oil Tuesday evening <'arrie Mae Phillips enU'rtained twelve of her little friends with a rook party, ('ream and cake were served to the following guests; Irene Dillard. Julia Bailey, Beverly Davis, Kathleen Gal loway, Catherine Martin, Kachryn Graham,.Allen and William Mc.Swecn, Jack VVithcr.spoon, John W. Kinney a:id Fred Webb. PIANOS TUNED AND EEI^AIRED By Graduate Tuner. Eijcht yetirs experience. Work I^uaranteed. CHAS. A. SMITH Clinton. S. C. Box 3.59 l*hone — CARD OF 1Hanks _ I w’.ih to thank the voters of Hun- I'u township for *he magnituent vote ;ri'u n me Tuesay by whic h 1 was nom inated on the first ballot a.s your ^ ('hange of Hours Next Monday, at the beginning of. : school, the Clinton pulilic library wiM ■hange its hours from 2 to .') o’ehnk, until further notice. The days remain '.u* same; Mondays, Wednesdays and, I’ridays. The eliange is made neciss.-ary l>e- eau.se of the school chibiren’s having aveess to books tor thc'ir parallel read- 1 mg, and as many of them live at a dis- tanee, they mast seeure the beoks be fore they lea e the high .-.ehool l.uild- illg. N j Interesting Summer’ I i It is felt that the lilirary has been i of great service to the community this | summer, as a large number of new] i books have been added, and a number! I of old worn out favorites replaced with new, fiesh copies. .Mrs. Irby Hipj), the efficient librarian, bus kept, 1 the library open Monday, Wednesday i and Friday afternoons and reports' ; that the young people, especially,: I have used the library more than ever liefnre. ^ Who •ivr,nld*t love s teacher uhtj looked at as this^ “New For FaD” Rayofi Tweed Frocks % • $5.95 The above picture is an exact like^ ness of^one of tki fnfydels. ^ Look like Tweeds—^feel like Silk* Eigrht different models to select from» i All the adorable new fall shades. Rayon tweed frocks are smart, new and washable—they have a texture like wool and a lustrous feel like silk— they are practical, serviceable and most effective. Their fashion^ notes include, bolero effects, capes, flares and pleats, lingerie touches, hand fagoting and hand hem stitching—the ntmost in style and value for school, for business, for travel wear. ♦ Fdt^lats at $5 ' Speak Chic iJrith a^French accent . — « The smart new felt shapes are styled in the fall manner in such delightful ways. It will be a pleasure for you to see them and a joy to buy hats like these for general wear. In black and fashions favored colors. .Nmung ttif m-w liooks addl'd this umniiT arc; .A new set (12) of Little IWTW-nrW’ltmwlnlsu a! m 's uvt piy ] dbald ^*1 for boys; sev- magistrate. Thi.s support and Ciidor.se Just To Remind You The August Sale of Blankets, Comforters, Sheets, Bath Afals and Cotton Towels will continue thru this week—never before such values or such beautiful assortments — choose now—pay October first. Meyers-Arnold Co., Inc. Greenville, S. C. appreciated and in the future, a.s in the past, i shall strive to faitbliiMy and eonscientiously discharge my d'U- ties as your servant. JOHN G PITT L 3H9i s^UHSCKIHE TO THE CHRONK'LF % School Sale! 6 Big Days — Buy smd Save Money Best <2uality Best Price Sale Starts Friday, 8 A. M. Look! Look! Look! Fine Quality Stapled and Perforated Pencil Tablets. Red Bird Brand 45c ^z. Red Bird Note Book Paper 45c doz. Movie Star Tablets 2 for 5c Oboy Pal Ink Tablets .. 2 for 5c Semi Hex Fine Pencils T.. .T. 45c doz. 8 Color Crayons 4c box 16 Color Crayons 9c box 1 Lead Pencil and Clip 4c Special—4 Lead l*encils 5c New Slicker Binders 23c Pen Staffs, Superior 4c 10 Sheets (22x28) Cardboard ^ 50c Milton Bradley Water Colors (4 colors) reg. 40c, now 23c 1 lot of Binders 9c each Inks 4c, 8c, 12c bottle Come Elarly. GALLOWAY-MmUAN Book Store c'lal of Zuiu* Griy’s book.s; Burning: Bv?utj, .VIi.st,r(‘.s:« .Anm*, Contrary! .Mary, Tin .Soldivr, liy Tomplv Bailt*y;; a number of Floreme Harvlay. Gene 1 Stratton Porter and Eleanor Porter i books; Exile, by Deeping; .Million' Pound Depo.sit, fiy Oppenheini; Lady-1 bird, by Hill; Lanlein. In Her Harul,; by Aldrich; Hidden ('ity, by Gibfis;] Great Meadow, by Roberts; Gulden Dawn, by Kyne; Home F^lace, by Chap man; Candle In the VN'ilderness, by Bachellor; High Fente.s, by Richmond; The D<M)r, by Rhinehart; .Ninety-Six, by MeUant.s; Cavalier of Tenne.ssee, i by .Nicholson, and other.s. W A NTS j WORK WANTED—Will consider any- i thing ana work for reasonable pay. John R. Holland, Clinton, S. C. 2tc FURND^ED APARTMENT—AvaTT- aible Sept. l»t. Apply to Mrs. A. O’Daniel. K-28-3tc :graJi==if=ir==Jf=ir==if==ir==iJf=:Ji=Jr==:/f=lH r:rJi=Jf=jr:rzir=Jr=ir==ir=Ji^r=Jr^f=df^^ I ^ E E E E WA.NTEil)—Hands to pick cotton, fiOc per 100 lbs. Empty houses free for pickers’ use. Ap^ly to W. D. Byrd, Laurens, S. C., Route 3, Up JUNIOR at P. C. needs tK)ard and room. Will do any kind of work be fore and after school to pay for same. References if desired. Address: “Fred,” care The Chronicle. Itc LOST—One ten dollar bill on .streets of Clinton, about 9 o’cloc-k Wednes day morning. Liberal reward. R. E. Poole, Route E Clinton. Itpj cabbage and COLLAND PLANTS! for sale. Plant now for fall and win der. 20c per 100, 1.50 per 1,000. John j T. Blakely. tf RELIABLE DEALER wanted to han- d’o Heberling Products in I..aurens county. Excellent opportunity for the right man. Earnings of $00 weekly not unu-uil. Write for free catalogue. (j. (\_HEBEKLING COMPANY Dept. 2720 Bloomington, 111. LO.ST Saturday afternoim Ix'tween C’inton and .Mounville, on«? hand bag containing baby clothing and suit forj little boy. Findc-r will please return •o .Mrs. Carl Chandler, Clinton, Route I 4, or leave at (‘hronicle office and get I E E E E i| E E E E In All Their Natural BEAUTY reward. Itp' FURS REMODELED-Have that old style neck piece and muff made into a nifty new style choker. We make and repair all kinds fur coats. All work guaranteed. The Fur Shop, 138% E. Main Street, Spartanburg, S. C. 9-18-4tp THIS IS ONE OF THE MANY NEW TABLES WE ... . '‘i- • ■ ■ - ARE SHOW'lNfi. This one is the popular “drum” top type, made of 1 Genuine ancl Solid Mahog-any, Duncan Phyfe feet, rich antique finish. Our new fall goods are now arriving and we know you will agree that they are beautiful and worth all we ask for them. CAi.L — WE ARh: (iLAD TO SHOW YOU Wilkes & Co. Clinton—Two Stores—Laurens E E E E E E E E E E E E m E B E E ■E 0 Q E E E E I E E I E E E E E E E jji—li—Ji=)i=ai=ii=li=lis=Hssir=Ji=ii=ii=i5di=ir=lissti=JissicsJi=ii=ii=iis=li=liSIH sk'-.K. iV- ■ \