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THURSDAY, JAM ARY 29, 1931 ,
THE CLINTON CHRONICLE. CUNfON. S. C.
PAGE THBER
PLJ5OT5
SOCIETY EVENTS
OF
INTEREST TO WOMEN
Mrs. Larry B. Dillard, Society Editor. Telephone 154
MRS. PEAKE HOSTESS
TO BRim;E CLUB
On Thursday afternoon Mrs. T.
I BUSINESS MEETING
OF WOMAN’S CLUB
J.: On Monday afternoon an important
/or fho
iMtie
Ik
IDOCTi0f<»
jaiNJujcRt GAMBIA
»bv A^^ncu Hart »
MORE -HEAKT DISEASB:”
ASSESSOR’S NOTICE |
The County Auditor’s office at Lau-1,
•rcns, S. C., will be open f 'otn ll.e 1st '
day. of .lanuavy to the ‘.’. 'th day of |
Fe-bruary, r.>3l, for the ;vu.p. e of!
taking: tax return- fir the ei'uin^:'
'year; and for the transaction of all j
I business pertaining: to the office. For'
I the convenience of taxpayers returns j
Ik BEST Gray Bair
Remedy is BoneMade
The waves of this turbulent sw\ ap-i can be made at the followini; appoint-j
pear more appallinjf from day to day;lmcTit8 throughout the county on dates i
Fudsre
When the fudffe comes from the fire
have ready, for an ordinary batch, a
Peake was hostess to her bridge club, meeting of the Woman’s club was held j scant teaspoon of gelatine dissolved in
A salad course and a sweet course with Mrs. Bothwell Graham presiding, j a little hot water. Add it to the fudge
“heart di.sease” has become the pre-! named btdow for the purpose of tak-1
veiling guess on sudden deaths. 'Thisling tax returns fv.r Ihj year Itkll: '
Very morning hhe paper from our 1 (hddville Thursday, .Jan. 2{\ 10 a. j
neighboring big city announces three, b to -i p. m. ^
d-aths. all heart disease, or a “heart' s. W. Dean’s, Jafks Township — ,
To half pint of water mU
one ounce baymm,«—ril
box of Barlw Conyound
and one-fourth ounea of
glycerine. Any i
can putth»uporym<
,mix it at home
little coEt. Apply to Um
hair twice a week ontfl
the desired shade ii ob*
It t^dll gn^ally daxlteQ
otreiJicd. fMled or gray hair mnS makofeaoft
rnd glotnr. Baxho will not color
is aot ttucky or ani^ty aatl dow iwt xab <
were served to the following guests;, Reports w^re
Mesdames W’. P. Jacobs, R. C. Adair, committees.
made by the different —and see if the result is not a smooth.
creamy mass. The gelatine is suiH’osed
.1. B. Parrott, Wade Sperry, Reese a most gratifying report was made j to prevent granulating
Young, Pringle Copeland, Thomas Ja- byMrs. Goyn^ Simpson, who has been i
cobs and F. M. Todd. j untiring in dispensing food, clothing,}
!fuel, and, medicine to the city’s needy ,
cases. She has been helped in
Carolina Pudding
The ingredients necessary are half
this a pound of brown sugar, three egK<,
wortc by Mrs. B. H. Boyd, Mrs. R. W.l one-quarter of a pound of grated
Wade, Mrs. J. W. Crawford and Mr.Sf:breadcrun>bs, half a pound of ligluly
G. W. Hollingsworth. The money i browned flour, half a pound of short-
LOUISE JACOBS
CELEBRATES BIRTHDAY
On Saturday aftem(»on Mrs. J. F.
Jacobs, Jr., entertained with a weiner
roast at the country club in honor of
Louise Jacobs’ tenth birthday. Twelve
little girls enjoyed this occasion. Each
child was griven a package of V'alen-
ti'he materials and the making of at
tractive ones' caused much pleasure.
Cakes, punch and candies were served. , . , . , . i
Mrs. Clyde Unkford and Miss Benita by pub-,
Boozer assisted Mrs. Jacobs. *
spent for the.se different causes has
amounted to $llJ.5lh
Mrs. Clarence Galloway, chairman
of the Empty Stm'king fund, told of
the 47 generously filled baskets hav-
ening, two teaspoons of baking pow
der, one teaspoon of salt, half a tea
spoon each of ground cloves and cin
namon. one teaspoon of ground gin
ger, half a cup of molasses, one-half
ing been delivered on Christmas eve.
i cup of orange juice, one-quarter of a
These baskets amountiHl to $164.oO,'
AUXILIARY TO
STUDY MISSIONS
On January JOlh, the .\uxiliary of
the First Presl)ytreian church will
hold a meeting at the high school au-
ditonuni at 3:.‘10 for prayer for for-
^bf'fir
cup ftf lemon juice, half a pound each
of seedi*d and sultana raisins, one
lie donations. Thornw’ell orphanage j currants an<i one pound of
made a gift of $17.10. Toys, candies 1‘’topped cry.stalized fruit. To make the
and fruits were d inate<l hv the local PU<l<bng. chop the canihed fruit, add
chapters of U. I). C., D. A. R., East-.^^^’ kind.s). and the cur-
ern Star, .American Ix'gion Auxiliary pour lemon over them. Let
and Woman’s club. Mrs. Gallow^av stand for .several hour
thankeii all who assisted her in this; shortening with the sugar,
work. The club tendered Mrs. Qallo-j the well-beaten eggs and the oth-
way and Mrs Simp^n ,aj:i?jni!L,YytH ..
•thwentcim'fmt. Mix well
•the Field Is
Vance’s hoik,
World.” Every member is urged to
come and bring a contribution for
foreign missions.
“IDLE MOMENTS"
WITH MRS. PINSON
On We(lncs<iay afternoon Mr.'^. K. ('.
Pin.son entertained the Idle Moments
club. Three tables were arranged for
rook with the folUwing players. Mes
dames L. I). Mi-I'rary, Spurgeon .Sum-
erel, G. H. Ellis, Eugene Pinson, Frank
Kellers, J. Will Dillard, Gary Dillard,
W. H. Simpson, Miles Hunter. T. D.
(’opelaml, .1. H. Hunter and H. M.
Dunwody. Delightful refreshments
were served.
the 'Sacrificing work. • .
.Mrs. Graham announceti that the
February meeting would be a joint
and open meeting with the D. .A. R.,
in celebration of Washington’s birth
day.
Divide’ the batter and fill into small
greased molds or bowls, and steam
fof four or five hours .This quantity
iV sufficient for one very large pud
ding (in this event it must he steamed
for a longer time), two medium-sized
ones or four small puddings. Fill the
molds only two-thirds full.
Report Given On
Relief Work j Clinton High Wins
Two From Whitmire
BRODIE-HENRY
en(;a(;emknt
The fnllow’ng from
will lie read here with cordial inter-
c.<t. Mi-Js Brxiie wa.s formerly a m.‘m-
ber of Cue Clinton sihools facultv and*!'
i.s pleasan'ly rememlxM-ed here
large.circle ef friends.
r.
“.Mr. aiul .Mrs. Fuii.ian L. Bi
Ixesv’.lle. announce the engagenie:i'.
•V.
le
r (faugh'er. .Mary
R. Faye.tp Henry of
marriage will lake t
H).”
.At a business meeting of the Wt)-1
man’s club held on Monday afternoon. I
the following report was made of tli,e
charity work that is being <lone )>>•,
that organizatii^n: , ' i
Paid for groceries, SoH.JJ; coal and
wood, $d0; shoe.s, $1.’M4; medicine,
$4.73; Sd.-bU was paid to help move a
family to another town where they
,hHd friend.s; $1.50 was paid to take
' **‘^'1* woman to a hospital in Green-
'wood; milk is being sent to a sick
child; dre.^se.s, .shoes, hose, coats, and
uits, ha\e been given to 150 men,
women and (hildren.
The-e ea^e.- were investigated and
an effort was made to enalde them to |
help themselves. Two faniilies have
m (Ved av.ay; one family is making a
little money and can helji themselves
to a certa n extent.
The doctors have
H-e- of si.kness.
Clinton high .school boys and girls
basketball teams defeated the fast
Whitmire teams in u doulile-heailer
Friday night. Both teams playe<l gooil
clean hall, but the Whitmire teams
could not find the basket.
The Clinton girbs have won three
games without a lo.ss, while the boys
have won three and lost on»*. The girls
have defeated Whitmire twice and
Gray Court once. The boys defeate<l
Whitmire twice, and Goldville, and
lost to the Grav Gourt boys.
attack.” Again let me remind
reader, it is time to think. .|
None of these deaths were later
than fifty-five years old. That’s tool
young for a man to die; it i.s the age!
for men to have their very best minds'
—from fifty to sixty.
Prevention is the sheet anchor in
heart disorders, for cure is too often
attempted when it is too late to do
anything. .And, now lisen: An impor
tant organ, as the heart is. never lie-
comes diseased without giving ample
.valuing that something is wrong.
I wish I could make every one of
my readers understand that the six
oVKiek dinner is one of the surest and
mo.st deadly emunies of the heart. It
works in.'-idiously, the victim lieing
for the most part ignorant of its de
predations. .A heavy meal eaten at the
end of the busy, tiresome day, is sure
to be absorbed and taken into the
'‘dreulation improju'rly tempered with
digestive flui<ls it goes through the
I laxly—heart-nuisele included utterly
unfitted f(>r its purposi;: the tired.' X
stomach as well with not enough
I gastric juices to properly prepare the
f()(xl for its apiiropriation to the hu
man need.
1 ✓
I Excess of undigested protein will, in
I time, undermine the nutritive pro.ess-
: es in the musc ular systine and the
I heart ia often the first miisefe to fail.
If 1 did not have* technical evidence of
jthe truth of what I say here, I would
‘not offer thi.s iinjiortant advice: Cut
out the six o’clock dinncT today, and
k('ep it out of your home. Make the
good breakfast, ihe good noon nu*al
and the light evening meal your habit.
•Abolish “heart disease” as a .aiust* of
death.
4,
5,i
•'D’ Tuesday, Feb. 3, 10 a. m. to.12 m.
■| Renno — Tuesday, Feb. 3, 1 to
p. ni.
Watts Mills — Wednesday, F'eb.
I *
i9:36 a. m. to 5 p. tn.
I I.rfiuren8 Mills — Thursday, Feb.
I * '
! 9:30 a. m. to 5 p. m.
Only Personal Property has to
I returned this year, but it is ab.«oh’.te-
j ly necessary for you to make a fe'.urn.
If not convenient to come to Audi-
: tor’s office in Court House, please
! meet me at once of the above places.
' .S. R. DORROH.
1 tf Auditor, Laurens County.
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LIQUID or TABLETS
(’lire (’olds. Headaches, Fever
666 SALVE
(’URES B.\KY’S (’OLD
Books You Would
Like To Read
The Story-life of WasbingtaB,
Story-Ijfe of
$2.50.
Betsy Ross, Quaker Rebel, $2.f0.
Sergeant Y'ork, $1.50.
History of the World War, 800
page.s, special F’ehruary Sale
price, $2.00.
Many New Bfxiks of Fiction
Added To Oflr Rental library.
GALLOWAY-
McMlLLIAN
Book Stwe
of
l)f
Mrs. Emma McCoy
Dies At Goldville
.I'?<eph’’i(‘
(Tintim.
lace Felir
to
rbv
lU' V
eo-operated in
.^I.ls. Emmi' IVlcCov, agst 79, died
sAturday, Jan. 23, at the home of her
n,gphew, B. 1). Oxner, at G:)ldville.
afternoon, .lamiaiv i7
“.''.ituidiiy
.Miss .Myrtle Hendrix delightfully
tertained with a bridge pa *y at
htmre irv-Let-sville. at -which Li
.-^noe.s gave
»)iight ('.»r
The .supply o' gocK
and new ones were
needie.st cases at shoe sales.
Call.s for blip of every kin.
(TaTly,
out
the
con-
tinue
•ome in
engagement of .Miss .Mary J<'^‘'l’nine* ^ clothes, food and
Brodie,
Furman
Fayott<»
(laughter of Mr. and Mrs.
E. Brodie of Ix-esville, * > U.
Henry 'of Clinton, was an-
nounceel.
“Guosi.s were invited for five ta'-iv-.
.Aftef cards a delicious salan 'i.t.a
and mints were served. Tiny green
and white hags of mints were given
as favors. In each bag also was a
double heait on which was inscrioed
* *Jos<*phin*-F'aye'.te, Eebniary 19'."
arid liibhey
medicine ‘ will hi
rneded for many more weeks
weather. .Many people
washing
The
Funeral services w<*re eonduclel
from the home .Sunday ;ifterr;oon liy
Itev. H. E. Bulling'von, and ii-teiniunt
was made in the H p«*wel! (tVi.i tcy,
near (ioldville.
■
of cold
want work,
wood--*(itting, gardening, etc.
ladies of the .American Li'gion
.\nxiliary will assist in keeping the
supply room optm for the ru*xt two
w'ioks.
MiT'oy hud lived nr.e*:; ally all
in Ixiurens eoiin’y. .>h ■ is sur-
two sisters: .Mi-. .S.nah
of .\’inety-SiV, and .Mrs.
her lif<
vivc'd Iiy
Te mpleton
I Kate Oxner of G .ddvilh
Swimmers School
Not To Be Held
Names Building
For Three Sisters
GIFTS
For All Occasions
The three days .school for -w iminers,!
annoiinctd to he held at the l‘i'es)>y-j
teiian colb ge swmiming p o' ye.sLn-,
day, t(Miay and lomoirow. was post
poned yesterday by Coach .Johnson
following the receipt ef a t:degram
from Ramone Eaton, the instru tor,
.'^tat’i'g that it would be impossible to
( ♦insider .NOW that Valentine and
Easter (lift. Visit u^ tnday and
Tour ehi ice by making u small
deposit.
FRONTIS
Jewelry Store
."■undfay’.-i x-.Iournal of Cireen-
W )' (l. can it’d a very intere.sting arli-
•le on the nanr'ng of the handsome
new woma:i’.- Luilding at Duke uni-
vers.ty for three sisters, .Misse.s Per- fill t ie engagement. No announcement
.Mary and Theresa (j 1< s, who bear a.s to a .'■eeond date for the hool ha.s
set I the d:-^'inct'on of be:ng the first wo- been madm
mert graduates of Jr; n Ay eolRtge ^ . ^
men. The article is a very fa.-'cinating
“'t .ry” ef how these young women
•' lied an eJu a;:on at u ‘ mah
FRESHJyEEDS
— (’alf Mtqil
— Beet Fulp
— Rice IVleal
— Velvet Bean !Vleal
— Brand and Shorts
— Spartan Dairy Feed
— Biu Hi
— Champion Dairy
— Meal and Hulls
—Startinj» .Mash
— Growing .Mash
— SFARTAN (JBAINS
Laying: Mash
—- Kackle Layintt Mu-sh
— Scratch (ifains
(very cheap)
— FlSli MEAI.
(for httux)
— Forkmaker Hog: Feed
See us for ycjur needs. We
carry a complete line of
Feeds. Fresh shipments re
ceived every week.
Clinton
Cotton Oil Co.
Feeds—F’ertilizers—(’oal
(tii-
Clinton, S. C.
■mijr TBBT V » V W ja
I
Sunday Dinners
special
50c
To those that have their
dinners with us regularly
on Sundays we are offering
a special price of 50c.
Carefully prepared, “home-
cooked” meals, individually
served.
DINNER 12 to 2
Mary Musgrove
Tea Room
Mrs. Hunt Franks, Prop.
'•-.'e through an •ndomltable fii ine.M
vp;r t and an am’ctiou.- deternrnatinn
aga.n-t o i-ta. !< .•(.
Two of these di.stingui.-hed woiren,
'•Ii'.-e- .vlaiy and Thcf -a Gib*.-, now
i'.'':de in Git-t-nwo.'.d. The third .si.-ter,
M.-.s J’ei’s:!-', dad same years ago.
Local :nttr<-t is added to the in
teresting a.tide by the fa t that
Ann.e G'les Bailey of this city, and
Mr-,. Irv n Coleman, now of .Sarasota,
Fla., are nieces of the Mi.sse.s Giles.
Trinity’s firxt-eo-ed.s.
I IN .A I. SETTI.EMKNT !
Take notice that on the 2Htli day of
I'cb. 11»31, I will rende,' a rinal account
of my acts and doings as .Administra
trix of the estate of Edwaivi St«‘Vens,
deceased, in the office of the Judge of
anti Bssk
Medical College
Trustees Named
Prolate of I.aurens county, at 10,
o’clock, a. m.. and on the -ame day will
apfilv for a final discharge from my j
trust as Administratrix. I
.Any person indebted to .said estate
js notified and required to make pay-j
nient on or before that date; and all ■
persons having claims against said
e-tate will present them on or before I
said date, duly proven, or be forever}
barred. j
MR.S'. MARJORIE STEVENS, j
Administratrix. ]
Jan. 1.'). 1931.—2-12-4tg. I
('olumb:a, Jan. 27.— Four trustees
j .'or the Medical College of South Car
olina we’e named tonight at the joint
session of the senate and house,
j They are: Dr. E. H. Barnwell, Mar-,
(tins Point; Dr. G. A. Neuffer, Abbe-
jville; Dr. L. H. Jennings, Bishopville;
j Dr. .Alfred Bumsides, Columbia. Th.*
.three first named have been on the
board, their terms expiring this year,
j Three candidates were defeated.
They are: Dr. D. Tilden Riley, Flor-
en.-'e; Dr. H. B. Wrlliam.s, Hones Path;
and Dr. .Arthur R. Young, Charleston.
E. G. Seibles of Columbia, was i
elected trustee of the University of
South Carolina to succeed the late T.
B. Butler.
F’urman R. Gressette, of St, Mat
thews, was reelected code commission
er.
I SUBSCRIBE TO THE CHRONICLE
Medical Authority
Says;
BREAD
“MADE Wmi MJIJC
IS A
Richer, Better Bread”
~Dr. Morrif FUbbein.
Editor ot (he Journal
of the American Medi
cal Asaociation.
”A FEW years ago, I found
that I was very weak and
nothing I ate seemed to give
me any strength,” writes Mrs.
R B. Douglas, 704 South Con
gress St, Jackson, Miss.
1 suffered intense pain in
my head and back. At times
I would have to hold to some
thing to steady myseR so ss
to do my little work. I wss
worried about my condition.
"My mother told me that
should take Cardui After
tsldnf two bottles, I felt
stronger, kut I kept on taking
it until my head snd back
quit hurting. I took about
six bottles in all, snd have
never quit praieing GarduL*
R
New
TWIST
Is High in
MILK CONTENT
CARDUI
USED BY WOMEN
FOB OVER 8$ YEARS
B-iae
Taka Thad ford’s Black-Draught for
Conatlpotlcn, Indisastlon. Blllouanesa.
Mo. 1 C .elected Itiuho
s
i ® Pouiids
BY THE BAG
S2.75
RICE
fancy
Blue Rose
SUGAR
Finest
Granu lated
6 ii^lSc
lb. 5c
A&P Plain or
Selfrising
FLOUR
6 lb. 24 lb.
21c 69e
96 lb.
CHEESE
Whole Milk
Held
lb. 25c
Coffee further Reduced
by AdkP
Frrnrrr oTT.org
I !L z;ic-
Uiid uixi MudJow
ri:d rTncTiR
Ll{. 27«-
lUcii iiiul
fuil-buiUa^
C3
Agnin .AAP hrihf*"
IIk* raiiiil) l)iicig«'t
by iiutkiiiK a fur-
tlicr <Hi
iU- (>w II «| II n I i t y
truutin u£ coiluiir
nOK 1 FI LB. XSC
Itxfliii' ilcl.i aruritii!i<-
and (Ln-firful
Encore Brand
MACARONI
Improved—New Thin Wall Macaroni
SPACHETTI--NOOOLES
2 pkgs. 13c
Quaker Maid—Oven Baked
BEANS 4 cans 25c
Quaker OatS 3 25C
Quaker Grits 2 pkgs. 15c
7c
GRANDMOTHER'S BREAD
16-oz.
Ixiaf
IN OUR PRODUCE DEPT.
LETTUCE, head, each . 5c
CELERY, stalk, each 10c
TOMATOES, fresh, Ib 10c
BANANAS, golden ripe, Ib. 5c
COCONUTS, fresh, each TVjC
^ Atlantic & Facihc m
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