The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, November 20, 1930, Image 3
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SOCIETY EVENTS
OF
INTEREST TO WOMEN
Bfrs. Larry B. DUlard^ Society Editor. Telephone 154,
ENTERTAIN FI^ENDS
H AT DINNER
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Moorhead en
tertained wijth two lovely dinner par
ties on Thursday and Friday even
ings. The guests on these two occas
ions were: Dr. and Mrs. John Mc-
‘ Sween, Mr. and Mrs. B. H. Boyd, Mr.
aiuL^rs. G. M._Bailey, Mr. and Mrs.
T. D. Copeland, Mr. and Mrs. E. J.
Adair, Dr. and Mrs. F. D. Jones, Mr.
and Mrs. G. H. Ellis; Mr. and Mrs.
H. D. Henry. ,
M BLAKELY'S »
MR. AND MRS. JACOBS | MOTHERS’ CLUB
ENTERTAIN FRIENDS WITH MRS. BAILEY j
On .Monday and Tuesday evenings On Thursday afternoon Mrs. T. L. i\irs. WOODS HOSTESS
Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Jacobs entertained
at lovely dinner parties. Fall flowers
graced the home. About fifty friends!a Thanksgiving program was in
enjoyed the occasions. charge of Mrs. John T. Little. Xum-
! bers were contributed by Mrs. Roger
. Toe, Mrs. .Miles Hunter and Mrs. J.
W. Bailey entertained the-Mothers’j ro CENTURY CLUB
club. .Mrs. Gary Martin presided, and! On Tuesday afternoon Mr.s. D. J.| =
W(hk1s was hostess to the Century
club. A study was made of Richmon 1.! —
The program: ~
“Si-enic Beau.v of the Sheni nd i.ih S
P We are ready for your Thanksgiying 6r-
1 der with a complete assoHment of
= high grade eatables.
s.
LOVELY COURTESY
FOR TEACHERS ^ »ncy. Fifteen members were j \ alley.” Mrs. D. J. Winxis.
On Thursday evening Mrs. Julia i**"^*'*^*^'’ salad cviuise and tea were' “Richmond, the Confedciato
Griffin and Miss Collette Griffin en-'
tertained in honor cf the teachers of
the city schools who attend the Moth- \> El)NKSn.'\Y CLUB
.al.” Mrs. R. K. Wvsor.
api-
.-Vllen 1\h*,” .M'S. luigerlrs;
odist church. About tij'enty teachers j WITH .MRS. H.VRRIS
enjoyed this delightful occasion. A ^he Wednesday Study club met
salad and sweet course was server. jg, at the home of Mrs. W. W.
"h'.dgar
Coe.
•About eighteen members were p'-es-
ent.
MRS. TRIBBLE HOSTESS
TO ODDS AM) ENDS CLUB
On Monday afternoon Mrs. Blakely
Tribble entertained 'the Odds and
Ends Book club. Mrs. R. L«. Plaxico
assisted the hostess in serving a salad
course and coffee to the following
Harris. The following program on HONOR
“Mountain Literature” was led by ^ ^^F MISS KING
Mr.s, Marshall Brown: 1 Friday evening Miss Kathrync
Paper, “The Mountain People,” Mrs.! King of Bentonville, Ark., was honor-
Brown. |ed with a lovely party by Miss Irene
Paper: “Mount^n ^*FoIk Music.” Workman. Three table.s were ar-
ranged for the guests and fo^cveral
hours bridge was enjoyed-by the fol-
Mrs. J. F. Jacobs, Jr.
Short 8tor>’, “The Star in the VaN
guests: .Mesdames Brice Quinn, Ed 1 ley,” by CJiarles Egbert Craddock, I lowing: .Misses Kathryne King. Nancy
Shannon, A. K. Kinard, Misses Mar- read by .Mrs. W. I). Copeland. j Owens. Floy Owings, Marii.n Cope-
Plum Pudding
Cranberry Sauce
Crystalized Ginger
Gelatine
Cocktail Sauce
Mushroom Sauce
Mince Meat
Pickle
Relish
Capers
garet Blakely, Kathryn Blakely, .Azile
Livingston and Gladys Stillwell.
the
An enjoyable social hour folUmed: l*od, Ellen Copeland, 1.^ E. Hatton,
e program. Hughes, H. L. Fiichelherger,; SS
|H. M. Nichols, William Brooks Ow'-'^S
We have an assortment of dried' MEETING OF
tains/ They are
ens and Dr. J. H. Davds. The hostess ^
j .served an attractive salad ,cours* fol*
ursday atternivon Mrs. Thom
last till spring.
lioman’a
iExrlianQT
as Jacobs eVitertained the Bridge club.
Mrs. Bennett Townsend assisted the
hostess in serving a salad course. The
Ripe Juicy Grape Fruit
" 2 for 15c
Sweet Tasty Oranges
All Sizes
Large Coconuts
3 for 25c
Seeded Raisins
7-oz. pkg.... 5c
Cranberries
25c qt.
ACTAEAN ( LI B
WITH MRS. COPELAND
Mrs. W. 1). ('opcland was ho.stess L)
foUowing were present: Mesdames T. Actaean club and was assisted in
entei-taining by .Mrs. .A. W, Brice aiul
J.*Peake, J. .A. Chandler, J. W. Little,
I .S. C. Hays, J. B. Parrott, W. P. Ja-
L.)bs, Pringle t'op^land, Reese A'oung,
W. .A, Johnson, 1). C. Heustess, J. F.
Jacobs, Sr., and .Miss Clara Duckett.
Buy Now For Christmas
lilRTHDAY PARTY
FOR MISSES BLAKELY
On Thursday afternoon
Elizabeth and Catherine Blakely were ' f*; ^'oprland. John M. Sween, G. C.
Pitts, .1. II. Witherspoon, A K. Spen-
We will hold any iJIFT in the store.
SEE OUR WINDOWS
and visit «the store. Beautiful (iifts at honored with a happy surprise birth-
just the price you want to pay. and Party when Miss Blakely on-
suitable for every name on your list, tertained. The guests were first talcen
to the theatre and later to the home
of Miss Blakely, where a salad course
and Russian tea were .served. The
guests were: Carolina .Martin, Copie
.M'Crary, .Mary Howze Dillard, fVtHl
Oxley, Billy Owens, Ned Sprunt, Dill
1.1 Ellis and Garrard Johnson.
.Mrs. Coyne Simpson. The invited
guests were: .Misses Essie A'oung,
ett, .Maude Pears«»n, Sallie
Wrigh , Marie .Smith, and .Mestlames
.A. O’Daniel, J. F. Jacofis, Sr., Gary
Dillard, B. H. Boyd, B. (). Whitten,
!jack II. Young, J. L. Wright, E. J.
Misses! ^^'^**'’*’* Bothwell Graham, C. M. Bailev,
FRONTIS
Jewelry Store
cer, W. H. .Simp-on. .M. .1. .MrFadden j
and L. B. Dillard.
I-ovely chry-santhemums and n'ses i
were u-el in decorations. Two courses i!
were served. !
Clinton, S. C.
Hotel Poinsett Dress Shop
... now known as ...
Hotel Poinsett
Woman’s Shop
The Shopping Center
Announces to the public of this vicinity the
opening of its now departments—
SATURDAY
Additional Space:
5,000 square feet of space have been added
to this little shop.
New Lines:
In addition to our already popular Dress
and Coat Department, we have added
—LINENS
—DRAPERIES
—UNDERWEAR
—BLOUSES
—GOWNS
—HANDKERCHIEFS
—HOSIERY
—FURS
—SCARFS
And will soon be ready with
—MILUNERY
—BAGS and JEWELRY
Christmas Shopping
Headquarters
Poinsett Hotel Greenville, S. C.
BLAKKLY-IIAKVI.EY =
On Saturday afternoon at at SSS
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ia*c Add^^E
Blakely, Miss Martha Blakely and \'. =•
B< nner flarvley were (juietly married.
The bririe’s pastor, the Rev. Bynum
Betts, iKsed the impressive ring cere
mony in uniting the two lives. The
j bride, whose brunette beauty is iiuite
‘distinct, was becomingly attired in u
rich toned iirown velvet .'^uit with a
I gold cloth hat. Her l»oui|uet was of
bridal roses an<l sweet peas.
Velti w chrysanthemums, ferns an<l
paprT?r\v('ro list'd thf
and a reception
TTghiTiij h(> home *
followed th<* cere
mony. .Miss Georgia B. Blakely and
.Mrs. .1. B. I’ajrotl assist 'd in enter
taining.
The hride is an attractive daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Blakely and |
received her education at the Univer
sity of .South Carolina and at a busi-1
ness college in GreenWoo<l. j
.Mr. Harvley is a prominent busi
ness man of Greenwood, where, after]
; the first of DecemWr, the cou|)le will
' make their home.
Mrs. A. L. H. Duvall ,=
Claimed By Death =
i Lauren.s, Nov, IS,— Funeral services!;
were held this afterniam at Bethel for
.Mr.s. Annie Lou Harris Duvall, 24, |
; wife of Godfrey Duvall. Mrs. Duvall'
died at the l^aurens hospital after a •
brief illness. In addition to her hus
band and two young chihlren, she i.s
survived by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. i
J. R. Harris of the Trinity Ridge sec- ;
,tion; by one sister, Mrs. Rex WocmI, j
of Spartanburg; two^bro>hers, 1), I). J
^Harris uJLJJpftftaTrKUrg, aitd Roy H ir-
ris of Clinton.
IN MEMORIAM
W. HUNT FRANKS
Wherc,as, G<jd in His infinite wi.s-
dom, called from our midst‘W. Hunt
Franks, a con’sisteht member of the
Berean class; Therefore, be it re
solved:
First, That with his passing in the
very prime of life the class loses a
gentle, sympathetic, cheerful, Chris
tian co-worker.
Second, That ■while we bow in sub
mission to the will of our Heavenly
Father, we shall miss his cheerful
I greeting and sincerely mourn the loss
I to our class in the passing of this
faithful member.
I Third, That a copy of these resolu-
I tions be sent writh our deepest sjrm-
jpathy to the bereaved family, a copy
j to The Clinton Chronicle, and one
placed on the Berean class record,
i S. W. SUMEREL, ./-
T. L. W. bailey;
C. E. GALLOWAY,
Committee.
LOOK HERE =
iCo.-miopoiitan $2J)0; Good Housekeep-j^E
*ing $2..*>0; both one year for $1.00. . ZSZ
I See me for other attractive offers, isas
1 JAS. W. CALDWELL =
\y The Alagazine .Man
Yes, We Have—
Sweet Chocolate
Rum Flavor
Sherry Flavor
Brandy Flavor
Try a Can of—
RICHELIEU
VEGETABLES
FOR SALAD
Fruit Cake
Time
White Raisins
Currants
Dates
Cherries
Pineapple
Figs
Citron
Shelled Nuts
Spices
Extracts
Iceberg Lettuce
large head .. 10c
am
Premier Dressing
Bottle 35c
Marshmallow Creme
per jar 25c
Fancy Queen Olives
Qt. jar 48c
Macaroni - Spaghetti
2 pkgs. 15c
- •j-c
RICHELIEU—
Fruit for Salad
White Cherries
Peeled Apricots
Bartlett Pears
RICHELIEU—
Carrots and Peas
Mammoth
Asparagus
Extra Tiny Peas
BLAKELY’
Phones: 132 - 136 - 175
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JIMBO’S SHOES
$2,951 SALE $3.95
1 lot of Children’s Oxfords,
were $2.00, now . ..
1 lot of Boys’ Oxfords, QC
were $4.9.">, now
1 lot of (.’hildren’s Hiifh Shoes, AT
were $3.00, now ...
1 lot of Boys’ High Shoes, QC
were $1,913, now . .
1 lot of Children’s Hijfh Shoes, AT
were $4.00, now ,
1 lot of Men’s Work Shoes, QC
now
1 lot of' H. C. Godman Samples in Hii;h
Grade Oxfords and Straps, AC
selling for
1 lot of Men’s Work Shoe.s, QT
now .
1 lot of Men’s Work Shoes, QT
now ....
1 lot of Ladles’ High Grade Oxfords in
small sizes, were $6.00, AC
1 lot of .Men’s Dre.ss Oxford.s, QT
now ' -'i.' . ■ 2#'3
1 lot of Samples in Suede, black and brown,
all hijfh grade shoc.s, AC
1 lot of Men’s Dress Oxford.s, QC
now
1 lot of of Boys’ Oxfords, QC
were $3.00, now ....
1 lot of Men's Dress Oxfords, ^ J Q|J*
now .... . .
NOW IS THE TIME TO LAY IN YOUR
WINTER SUPPLY OF SHOES
This Sale Starts Friday—Come Early
Jimbo’s Shoes
Clinton, South Carolina
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