Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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I I f T€6I *I AHVnMVf ^AVaSHilHl- SOCIETY EVENTS OF INTEREST TO WOMEN Mrs. Larry-B. Dillard, Society Editor. Telephone 154 THE CLINTON CHRONICLE. CLINTON. S. C. {for stout and brandy, but the liquids I sug'jrested above ■w ill answer admir- 1 ably. When thi.-? puddinjf thoroughly i mixed cover it'with a cloth and let it I stand until the next day before cook- [ing. /Or tho CK^TURY CLUB ^ TO MEET TUESDAY Hie Century c^ub wilj^meet Tuesday afternoon, Jan. 6, at four o’clock, with Mrs. R. E. Wysor. MRS. PLAXICO HOSTESS TO HER CLUB Mrs. R. L. Plaxico w'as j Prune Souffle 1 Take out stones -when prunes are j still hot after boiling. Cool prunes I and r’ab through sieve. .\dd whipped .. , - - . ,1 .’roam, a cup to a cup of prune pulp, w. .. namuer, ox -- ex.y, .o .c.. 'with vanilla, and a few Davnd Hopkins, of Lufkin, Texas, for-things and is good with chopped almonds. Add merlv of Poun ain Inn. S. C.. which desired. Hamiter, daughter of Rev. and Mrs. W. S. Hamiter, of this city, to Rev ^ncu Hart * Pineapple Salad LAND SALE State of South Carolina,. County of Laurens, In Court of Comm N L. M. Dakin, as Ro'pive'. The National Bank o** - berry, S. C., Plaintiff, vs. May L. Fant and C. W. Fant, Defendants. n r^a 'f i^ont merly of Fountam Inn, b. C.. which, mayonnaise dressing, took place very quietly at high noon I Saturday, at the home of the bride parents on Pinckney street. Hcious “The ceremony was performed by' Rev. W. S. Hamiter, father of the tract of land .situate in the County of Laurens, in the State of South Gir- clixra, containing four hundred and ninety-seven and one-half (4'.>7Vi) acT^s, more or les.s, knowT. ai- the “Raiford Place.” boundexi by lands of or formerly of, the following named p<*rsons, vix: lA M. Setxler, John W. Hill, O. H. P. Fant, and others. Terms of Sale: Ca.sh. The succcss- ^ ful bidder will be rexjuired to deposit Pursuant to a.Decree of the Court,sum of Fiftv ($50.01)) llollars im- of Common Pl^s in the abov^-entitled | acceptance of hia case, I w.!l sell, at r blic auction, at, required to comply •.vilh the terms of .'»ale within ten days ■, .1 ■i hostess to the regular monthly meet-; bride, in the preseiKe of immediate ing of the Odds and Ends club. A | close friends. 'grapefruit pulp in the center salad course and coffee were served' house was beautifu ly J^or* ' ( With a candied. cherry or a fat With thrxH’ dates stuffed with chee.se. With a pile of diced orange and Orphanage Board In Session Here to about twenty guests. BILLY OWENS HONORS GUESTS ^ On Christmas evening Billy •Owens delighted a number set by entertaining at '.akewood in honor of his guests,^Misses Dorothy and Mary Scoti of Easley. Diffeien: games and a marshmallPw roast w»Me enjoyed. Punch and wafers were se*v- fcd to about twenty guests. ! ed ‘with evergreens;, ferns and white j carnations. The ceremony wgs per- ' formed in front of an improvised al- j tar of evergreens with all seven- branched candelalxra on either side. , “The wedding music was rendered 0 e j under the skillful touch of Miss Mary Howe, of Belmont, N. C. .Mr, Dave Hall, of Belmont, sang “Ah, Sweet Mystery of Life” and “All For You."' prune in the center. A .special called meeting of the tht^ -Coiiit House in the Txtwn and County of Laurens, S.ate of South Carolina, on the first Monday, the .5th day, of January, 1931, during the le gal hours of sale, the following de scribed lands as a whole, to wit; t. All that piece, p‘>rcei or tract" of fr(»m the date of sale and in ca.se of failure to make .such deposit, or to comply with the terms within the said ten days, the prx'ini.se.s will bx* sold on the same, or sejme suhsxMjiwnt, sale.s- day at the risk of the defaulting bid- land, situate, lying ano being in the'der anil on the .same terms, purchaser A. rM . . «l. ^ m board of trustees of the Thornwellor- County of l^aurens, in the State of! to pay for papers, revenue stamps Siouth Carolina, containing two hun-land recording fees, dred and fifty (250) ax-res, more or phanage was held on the institution’s campu.s Tuesday afternoon for a con- , sideration of the financial statCvUent . Spriiikled with coarsely ground or the past year and to devise means j 0, H. P. Fant, s^Id two hundred and chx'pped pecan nuts or walnuts. j liquidating the pre.sent indebted- fifty (250) ac c tract of land being All the.se combinations w'lth either, The board gave careful consid- known as the ‘ Hill Place.” less, bounded hv lands formerly of U. D. C. TO .MEET FRIDAY The local chapter, U. D. C., will meet Friday afternoon in the library of the high mayonnaise or French dressing. oration to the year’s budget and I Here is another good pineapple sal- stressed the nexnl of rigid economv in lad. Use a cup of the chopped or mine- operating this year vith- led pineapple, not the slices. Add a out a deficit. In an effort to meet the grapefruit, in small pieces, and half a j crisis, certain pos.siblo eliminati >ns . , . , , . . u '-’i 1 -up chopped celery, finely cut, andiwere ordered bv the hnard i irv .As the strains of Lohengrin s bridal,,. „ , , ^ ouieuxi n.v mo noarxi anxi a le- 1 march sounded the daintv little ring ^^** sweet, tender heart sxK-tion. Serve | vision made in salaries at the x'losie of bearer little Mis* Martha Hopkins lettuce with mayonnaise dressing. ^ t^e fiscal year terminating .lune first ' , • ♦u ^ Another salad is maxle with endive. I The meetintr was attended hv i entered carrying the ring in the heart . u . i .♦ : mexiing was anenuea by titteen! ^ L?u A u * ■’ 1 1 Ont stalk of c7idi\i* on ouch plate is niotnhor.s from the of a rose. She w;As charming in a dress Iw-,.'"I'exui.'x irom mt inrxx xoniroi'ing of rose crepe./ alternate chunks xif grape- synxKis of South ('aroliha. Georgia anxI THOS. W. BF,NNETr, C.C. C. P. and G. .S., Laurx-ns Cxxuxity. Dated Dec. l.^h. 1!)30.— l-l-,‘)tc. JO THE ( HKOMCLE / , ... . . fruti pulb and pinea'jiple* and the, icioridx ^••Th. br,d^ entered w.th her «.»ter, ”,en,h drees-l ' ' Miss Emr^ Hamiter, and was met at | . schxud building at 3:30 ^he altar by the grx>om, who^was at-j _ Mrs. T. re:--. Pitt-x, .Mrs. E. ,]. Axlair, .Mrs. T. D. Copelanxl, Mi s. U. E. .lone.s, Mrs P. .S. Jeane.s and Miss .Agatha Davis. made very oily. Beat the yolks of three eggs with a YOUNG FAMILY HOLDS KEl MON The eh'lilren, grandchildren. great-granxi. hilxlren of and Mrs. G. ('. Young the t the latx enjxxyx:*! a bride was lovely in a dress of neai me >oiks oi mreo eggs wim a . bi?6wn chiffon velvet with hat and sugar, stir into a pint of milk,. At a rx'x-ent meeting of the directors x>e.s to match. She wx>re a shoulder, cxiok until it thicken.s. stirring ■ „f Pakeside ('orpxiration, it was de corsage of roses anxi snapdragons. | constantly. Cool, add a cup x)f cream, j to pay a dividenxl of <» per cent “Miss Emma Hamiter, the maid of!^^^* beaten whites of the eggs, and a | „r, the‘capital stxn-k and chx'cks have honor, wore a becoming dross of ‘’“u of grated pinea])ple. brex-ze., |)ven jiut in the hands of all sharx-hold- XM'S. Thx* xlirectors also xlecixh-xl to axixi $200 tx) the reserve fund, which stamix wore a anxj' brown georgette embroidered in gxild, Mr. j with blown shoes and hat. j reiin- i “.After congriitulations and gxxid I Pineapple-Water Ice One-half pxiund of fresh pineapple, j at $011. to re-imbursx* the club for ion at the home of .Mr. arul/^^Ir.s. H. D. wishes had bt'en offered, the guests the juice of one lemon, half a pint of, two months rent, and spend $1.50 in Rantin on Christmas xlay/.A sumjitu- were invited into the dining rxmm by watx-r, and one pint of clarifiexl syrui). i imprxivements on the lake anxi cana'. Chop the pineaiKjile as fine as pos-(The property is in exx ellent condition ous turkey dinner was/kerved. ThxtscjMiss Mary Hamiter, sister xtf the present were: Mr. apxl Mrs. IL .M, {bride, where a delicious luncheon was Young anxi family,^!', a’ul Mrs. R. F. served by Mi.saes Corinne Miller and ''''’®ter. Strain, and freeze. Axlair and family,/Mr. and Mrs. T. J, Elizabeth Yarbxirough, assisted by { • Blalxxk and family, .Mr. and Mrs. H. Mrs. MG A. Blaine, Mrs, .John Craw-i Pineapple Omelet I),(ford, and Mrs. .1. M. Blaine, of Black-1 Beat thix-e eggs with a tablespxixm I of sugar and, at the least, a teaspoxm Rev. I each of lemon juice and pineapple sU)h>; pxld the lemxm juix-e, sugar and , it was reported by the dirx*ctors. unil the year ju.st closing has lieen axi un- u.-'iially sucx-essful one fxir the project. NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS The regular annual meeting of 1), Rantin, MC. and .Mrs. Ross Young anxi fahiily of Laurens, .Mr. and stxx-k. Mrs. I^wis Henderson and family, Mr,, “Shortly after the luncheon and Mrs. N. P. Dow of Knoxville, and Mrs. Hx^pkins left on their wexl-ijuice and a pinch of salt. Grease and! Commercial Hank( Tenn., Mi. and Mrs. Rutledge .Adair ding trip. For traveling the bride have hot an omelet pan and put thej“f (Jinton, .S. C., will be held Tues- of Columibia, Mr. and Mrs. L. B. .Mass-j wore a becoming dress of blue crepe ey of W'agner, Mr. and Mrs. T. O. Me- with coat and accessories to match. Keown and family of Cornwell, Miss They will go to Florida, then by the! grated pineapple and when the pme- directors for ensuing yx-ar, and Doris Young, Miss .Nannell Blalock, - southern route to Lufkin, fx-xas, i let is still quite soft add a cup of grat-j William Blalx>ck, Mr. ard Mrs. T. D. where they will make their home. exl or choppx*d pineapple. Fold over Young of I.aurens. I “Mrs. Hopkins is an attractive bru-x^he omelet and serve " ' nette of charming personality. .She is HAMITER-HOPKINS • graduate of Qiwens-Chicora college, TTie following account of the mar- Charlotte, N. C., and of the .Assembly riage of Miss Annie Hamiter, is tak-'.school of Richmond, Va. For Your chance, too... Don’t forset to refrcsk yourself en from The Chx-ster Reporter of .Mon- pa.st two years she has taught xlay. Miss Hamiter for the past two^^^^^‘ l^he Thornwell orphanage, years held the position of instrotitiu'^.- Mr^_H<)pkiniLls-a xif Bible in the orphanage high schoxil, Davidson college. Union seminary and and during hx*r .stay here made many Biblical school of New York City, friends who will be intere.-^tx-d in hx-r recently acceptexi the pastor ate of the Presljyterian church of Luf- marriage; “Surrxuinded by much cordial inter- Texas, x-st was the marriage xif Mi.ss .Annie omelet mixture in it and coxdt in lhej‘^‘*Y. January 1.1, IDtll, at li.lO o’clock regular way. Have ready a cup of i I’- office of the Bank, to hxfore the meeting. t-J-3t<-, H. D. Henry, President. You can’t neglect ;pMir motor. Tiinr’s why yxsi ace so many filliag stations. Rut )>ow abxiut yxHir- self? That’s why yxju see ice-c»ld bottled Coca- Cola arxaind the corner from anywhere. So that jrou may pmuse and rffrttk y9urse(f. »v» Nine Million a dat — rr bad to bk corm t«> x;Br wHsar. rr rs Steamed Datea Pit some good dates ami stx'iim them until tender. Chill and serve with xir without cream. afc ^1. We invite you (o inspect our beautiful Open Stock Glassware and exclusive patterns in China. ADDITIONAL LOCALS Mr. and .Mrs. C. X. Mills spvnt the! hol'days in Prosiicrity wUh relatives. { Mr. and .Mrs. ('lyxlo Lankfxi^d spent I Tinxlay in Columbia with frixmds. j Miss Lou Abrams of Augusta, spent Bavarian Cream Heat I cup xif cream or milk in a. double bxiiler and adxl a teaspxion ofl gelatine which has been soaked and j dissolved. Add a beaten egg rhixed, I with a half cup of sugar and cxuik it slowly until it begins to thicken, then I take it from the fire. When exmj but : not stiff fold in one cup xif cream 1 jwhippexl solid. If flavored with choco- 1 late axlxl grated with the sugar. ,,, , 1 J . Christmas here with her nixither, Mrs. We are always glad to snow you. K^telle Abram.s. Mi.'.s Margaret Rachel Copeland of FRONTIS Jewelry Store Clinton, S. C. conshpatipn rrm SI ^ Ir ''I HAD a atabbom constipation after a very Mr. Jonn B. Hutchison, of Neoaho, Mo. “When I would get constipated, I'd feel ao sleepy, Grcd and worn-out. ; § "When one feeU this way, work, is much harder to do, eaped.-dly fa r m wfork. X would have dizzy headaches when I could hardly aae to wori^ but after I read of Black-Draught, I began tak ing it. I did not har* tiM headaches any more. *When 1 hare the shtggieli, tired fteling, I take a few doeee of Ble^-Draoght, and it eeema to cany off the poieon and I feel just fine. I use Black-Draught at regu lar intervals. It le easy to take and I know H helps Bee.* Hus nmdidne is ed of pure botanical rootB herbs. Conteine »o cal% In DesMcrts Thx* dx'sscrt that is light in xiuality, while x arrying the requisite* amount of nourishment, is often more tempting, ^ more pleasing, than thx* hx*avy dessert like rice pudding xir minx-e pfe. . . The follxiwing xlesserts are of this sfiending the holidays j typp the type to serve when the meal i .".'1 (*r.iatiuir..Guy 1,. Cofieland. ‘needs more nouri.shment, but the ap-* Mjj^s Elizabt th ,Mc<'ants of Ninety-1 petite xlemands .something a little .Six. spent the wxH'k-end here with her.xiainty. sister, Mrs. F. F. Hicks. • Ml. and Mrs. \N . .A. (tallxiway anxi Orange Spxinge children of Horence, and .Mr. and j Sxjueeze three largx*, juix-y oranges Mrs. .1, P. .Mx Millan and x-hilxJren of and put the juice on half a cup of su- Fajetteville, N. ( ., sfX'nl ( hristmas gar. Dissolve a xjuarter of a package •here with relatives. ,,f jrelatine in half a cup xxf water and I isseS Alluwee Xeighhxjrs, Redge' beat half a cuj) xxf watx'r with the Peake and Addison .Neighbors spent i.volks of two eggs. Add the eggs txx the Christmas in R ck Hill with friends, ‘.range juice ahxl sugar and heat x>ver Rush Lynn and Otto Ferrene are in water until it begins txx thix-ken. .Memphis, Tenn,,v aitx*nding a Pi Kap- all the time. Then add the*! ■PW ftriierhliy Whvenfipn. ~ X Mrs. Estxdle Abrams and children w-ere the gSests Sunday x>f Mr. and Happy New Year Everybody Mrs. L. D. Abrams in Whitmire Wallie and Frank Glenn of Balti- j more, are visiting relative.* here. Miss Mary Bobo spent the Christ- j mas holidays in .Spartanburg with her J parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. L, Bobo. ' Mrs. Irene .Alverson of Enoree, was jthe guest last week of Mr, and .Mrs. , W. C. Moore. ‘slVve. Place the dish’ cxxntuining it in ' a pan of cold water anxi ixe, and fieat for eight or ten minute.s, when it .should be cool, '1 hen axid the unbeat en whites of two x*gg.s and beat xon- stantly until it begins to thicken. Pour into a mould and put on the ice. Serve | with cream, either plain or whipped. Egg Puxkling Thi.s pudding calls for six egg$ and .! takes only six hours boiling. The eggs George Comelson of Spartanburg, i of course, make it a lighter pudding, spent Christmas here with his moth- > It calls for a pound and a half of ler, Mr*. Geo. H.'Comelson, Miss Irene Dillard of the Univer- mixed raisins (seedless or seeded), a cup and a half of brown sugar, half a Isity of South Carolina faculty, was currants and candied (the guest of relatives here Sunday. three-quarters of a pound each i p . -m. 1 u J V chopped suet and fine bread-1 _ *1. , J , • . -m. t. crumbs, six eggs and two tablespoons ' for the week-end, Lieut. Thomas B. rie of Staunton, Va., Lad^ Perrin I Hxswie of iof Ahheville, and Louis Willia ^ Suiter. t l|[c.'amd Mrs. Willhim Henry spb t 'Christmas day in Seneca with rela jtire*, j iHifB .Pear! Hitt has ..returned tql I Lwa City after spending the holidays i wHh her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Eu-; gene’Hitt. of milk. Ridi Flum Padding > This recipe calls for one pound each' of currants, chopped figs and seedless | aisins, candied peel or citron, orange | rmalade, suet, flour, breadenunbs brown sugar, two ounces of al- the juice of one lemon, onel (grated), two teaspoons ofj 1 E. M. Timmerman is in Greenville!mixed s^ce, a salt-epoon at salt, aix {attending the Phiko radio dealers con-and Ns point and a quarter of in, i liquid. Of Murse, this recipe called And we really hope that 19.‘>1 will he hapiiier for all of you than the yeai" ju.'-^t pa.st. .May you enjoy a year of good health and hajipy contacts at home and with your business associates and fi’iends, .May yrtu al.*^x) have sufficieni wealth to meet vour daily nx*eds anxi . Vhjjuifh let’lj>\;er to supply -sx,>me of. thi* litik^ Juxnrii*s and pleasures of life. Fashions dated spring make their bow at this/store Meyers-Arnold Co., Inc. Where the “best” begins Greenville, S. C. rt " - . \ lUixrtiM