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i I k THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 26, 1931 THE CLINTON CHRONTCT^E. CT INTON. S. C. PAGE THRE& SOCIETY. EVENTS OF INTEREST TO WOMEN Mrs. Larry B. Dillard, Society Editor. Telephone 154 France*5 Fretttest MRS. COE HOSTESS the follo^nng were present: Mesdames TO “IDLE MOMENTS” | R. E. Wysor, Sr., R. E. Wysor, Jr., On Friday afternoon Mrs. Roger Irhy Hipp, C. E. Galloway, W. A. Coe was hostess to the Idle Moments Johnson, R. E. Sadler, Horace Payne, club. .A .salad course and crystaliied J* J* Cornwell, Pringle Copeland, T. ginger was served to the guests of|D. Jacobs. Mrs. John McSween and j * I-- « . Copeland called for' ofiD. Jacobs. Mrs. the afternoon:^Mesdames Miles Hunt-j Mrs. George A. er, J. H. Hunter, Spurgeon Suinerel, ja social hour. Gary Dillard, Will I^llard, F. C. Pin son, George Copeland, Jack H. Young, j WASHINGTON REX!AI.LEI) W. H. Sampson, Frank Kellers and IN JOINT .MEEl'lNlJ M iss Essie Young. Urges All To Buy j State Products! FINAL SETTLEMENT Take not'!i<i that on ♦he '.'■th ''av Members of the steering e.nnmittee of the South Carolina Federalian of Women’s clubs in Columbia Friday Fob. Ibol, I will eadi oT my acts and doii t:ix of he e^talo I dec eased, in the 01 m I j'nens fo and cn tin:i! di? j adopted a program of live-at-home fori Probate the Id.OOO members. The committee! adopted a bulletin and ordered it sent. , I to all of the clubs urging the women * i of South Ca’'olina to do four things; Aonrni.s.ralrix. .\ny per.'son it.de'Ct i to nut'.f'e fial as .;d:i -hv .-i :)f tne count of nr tV.i- . li;'.’ go .’en.s 0 ige c!' j at Idj day \vi 11 from 666 UQUJDoi TABLSnS (’ure Colds, Headaches, Fever 6 6 6 -SALVE , CURES BABY’S COLI> nr I I no in on said e d }i”d ie<|u'.red to make or before th-at date: an having claims ag.ainst ta!e ny- ! .'11 sai i On Monday afternoon the Woman’s club and the Daughters of the Ameri can Revolution united in a public meeting in honor of Washington’s Maileinoisclle Jeanne Juilla, brown eyed MicI pi.ik checked, ehtisen a.s the most be.nutifni French girl, lo compete in mvcruaiional bfcUiy C(/ntc,sts “Use and call for South Carolina products. “Use cotton fabrics. “.Spend now, wisely and judiciously. Person.s “Stimulate employment with ade- (juate pay.’’ ' date, The meeting in Columbia followed ^ ^ that of the ooard of directors of the MRS. MARIURIK STF.VENS, federation rtniently. Ibe dirtHitors, af-j .\dministratr'v ; ter voting support to the live-at-home . j^j., j - ^ S-12-ltc present them on or before duly proven, or be forever MR. AN4> MRS. COPELAND ENTERTAIN AT DINNER - vi .i » n ♦ . On Thur»J.y and Friday eveninffs;birthday. Mrs. Both.ell Graham prr»- lenders™ P. is, |) ( Heusles, and Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Copeland enter-iident cf the Woman’s club, and Mrs. ;Gi bert Blakely. On Imth ,K'ras,ona a tained with two dinner parties. Golden j H. E. Jones, retfent of the II. A. R ^ sa a. cnui st was m r\ei. bell and daffodils were effective in 1 presided. The members of the girls , their arrangement. Those present on i basketball squad, who have played. bJ | (;|{AY COURT FRIENDS HONOR these occa.sions w-ere Mr. and Mrs. F,, only J, were guests M. Todd, .Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Henry, i of honor. The Choral club, composed Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Jaco-bs, Sr., Miss Clara I>uckett, C. W. Stone, Mr. and of about twenty voices, beautifully rendered a cantata, “The Childhood of REV. AND MRS. MAHAFFEV Gray Court, Keb. 21. One beautiful afternoon a few days ag\), several friends of Rev. and Mrs. J. E. Mahaf- movement, appointed a committee to formulate a .specific program to In* placed before the organized woman hood of South Carolina.”' Presidents of the ckibs are asked to communicate with the leaders in non- federated women’.s elubs and urge them to assi.st in putting over the pro gram. F.ach club was simt cards and infor mation blanks on which they will at tempt to sifure pledges from women in the state to use and support South BOND FLOWER SHOP FI.OM ERS FOR K LL OCCASIONS 157 W. Main St. Phone 596 SI HSCRIRE TO ThE CHRONICLE Gifts of Quality St. Patrick Favors Flower Baskets Greeting Cards Bridge Novelties School Supplies Kfsiks and Gomes. BLOOM A ID—the foed. In 2.")c cans. ide'tl plant Galloway-McMilliaii Book Store Mrs. G. A. Copeland. .Mr. and Mrs, G. Hiawatha.” Solo parts were taken byjfoy from Gray Court went C. Pitts, Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Jacobs.'Miss Mary Mr. and Mrs. T. D. Copeland. Dr. and Jacobs. Mrs. .A. E. Spencer. THIkTEEN CLUB WITH MRS. JACOBS On Frulay morning Mrs. Thomas Lou Bell and Mrs. W. 1*., Clinton and gave them a party. A most pleasant scK-ial hour was spent with them and their .son, Lawrence. Besides the verbal expressions of good will, esteem and love made for their former pastor ami his family. down produets and to assist in re surprise, lieving unemployment. social hour followed the meet big. at which time punch and wa^ev.’' were ‘served. lA)cal l^firion Post ! Holds Meeting MRS. C. M. BAILEY NAMED and was assisted by Mi's. D. C, Heus- tess and Mrs. Bennett Townsend. Tenrpting refreshments were served to the following; Mesdames H. J. Pitts, X. N. Taylor, W. P. Jacobs, Horace Payne, J, J. Cornwell, R. C. j On Friday afternoon Mrs. J. K. Ja cobs, Sr., entertained the .\ctaean club at both a business and social meeting. Mrs. C. M. Bailey was elected presi dent for the coming year with Mrs. E, J. .Adair as treasurer. .Mrs. George not go at the time, would have E. Adair, R. E. Wysor, Sr., R. E. Wysor, i (’ornelson and .Mrs. R Jr.. B.tyce C’arter, Ree.se Young, John j wen> elected members. T. Young, R. E. Sadler and Miss .Mary- Four tables of rook were arranged Lou Bell. Mrs. C. M. Bailey, Mrs. J. F. jfor the following guests: .Mc.sdame.s Jacobs. .Sr., Mr.s. John .MeSween and j E. J. .Adair, G. C. Pitts, C. M. Bailey, Mis.s Clara Duckett called for a social [T hour. ' 'Gregory, Bothwell Grahum, R. E. Wy- — ' ' sor, Sr., R. E. Wysor, Jr., .lohn Mc- IN HONOR S(wt*en, B. H. Boyd, J. I.. W right, L. OF A ISnOKS Dillard, .Misses Mary Lou Bell and On Thursslay morning .Mrs. W. P.^Clara iKickett. been Rev. Wvsor. Jr. j"'”- Tho.s«‘ going wen ’:and .Mrs. J. L. Siivgleton, present pas tor of the churehes mentioned above; .1. Tl. Johnson, superintendent of the Gray Court .Methialist Sunday school; „ 1 J I !• n I .u,, ,Miss Emma Dial, and .Mesdames R. L. 1). (opeland, Julia (inffin, Lethe o * i !■ and \\ . E. Grav, P, R. Abererombuv JaA'obs a.nd .Mrs. Ferdinand Jacobs en-; -Mrs. Thomas Jacobs assisted tertained with a lovely paVty in honor! h^^sfess in serving refreshments the at- of Mrs. Bov-ce Carter and Miss Mary I tractive with George Washington fa Lou Bell. Mrs. Reese A’oung and Missi'ors. Ellen Copeland assisted the hoste.ss in 1 Kcr^-’ng a salad course and a .sweet I coui-e. In addition to the honor guests' j Lander Willis, Leon Yeai’gin, .'sallie I Kopp, .A. (’. and Janie Shidl and Tes- 1 tus T. and .Alma C. Curry. I Sinee giving up active wnk in the I Upper South ('arolina eonference, .Mr. .Mahaffey and fa mily are making the'r i home in Clinton, where they have many friends, he having served the ' Fir.st church there as pastor under itwo appointments. I We invite you to inspect our beautiful Open Stock Glassware and exclusive patterns in China ’ We arc alwavs show FRONTIS Jewelry Store Clinton, S. C. MRS.S.MITH^ _ ENTERTAINS IBRODIE-HENKY On Wednesday afternoon Mrs. I"'- CARRIAGE ITIURSDAY der Smith entei-tainwi in honor oi (From Sunday's Stale) of Gobisboro. N. The first matter was a report from the olil magazine committee. It was ri porte^ that the hospitals to which these magazines have been sent are calling for more magazines. Call Mr. Arrington if you havi* some interest ing magazines for the soldiers in hos pitals. The l(K’al post went on record unanimously for the Itonus, feeling it WHS not demanding a bonus but was asking immediate i»ayinenl of said bonus while the soldiers are in need and able to use it. - The matter of a |)erj)elual meeting place was discusse<l. Two jilaces were offered, submitting bids for the meet ing plaie of the post. .A committee was appointt*d looking Into this, to report at the next meeting. Commander Johnson divided those vou j Mrs. L. G. Swanson C., and Mrs. G. B. Wonible of Win- r<;on-.'salem. guests of .Mrs. .A. J. .Swan.'^en. Two tables were ananged for bridire, and in ad<lition to the bon- M- gue-ts, the following were present: ■Me-dames R. J. Pitt.s, Gilbert Blakely, I K. W. Wade, F. F. Hicks and .A. J. ■ .S.var’^en. ipresent into two teams to bring in ! .\t noon last Thursday .Miss Maryfnew members. These teams will try , Jo.se|>liine Brodie, daughter of Mr. anu to visit all eligible for membership .Mrs. Furman E. Brodie of Ia*esville,' and report at the next meeting. Every j hc’rame the bride of R. Fayette Hen-1 ex-serviec* man who should be in the' Again on Thursday afternoon Mrs. ‘smi'h entertained with two tallies of ■bridge with the following present; j.Me-dames Hubert l^itts, J. 15. I’ar- rot*, K. W. Wade, I^*e Add Blakely, A Remarkable Assortment of Rugs At Unusual Savings! 9x12 AXMINSTER RUGS In the new modernistic de.signs and colors — authentic reproductions of much higher priced rugs. Heavy grade, seamles.s — at lowest prices in years. 9x12 VELVET RUGS In a wide variety of charming colors and patterns. A rug that will add beauty to your home. ALL RUGS, BOTH ROOM-SIZE AND SMALk At GREATLY REDUCED PRICES. Prather-Simpson Furniture Company ry, son of .Mr. ami .Mrs. W. .1. Henry, of Clinton, in the fir-t marriage cere niony to be irei'formerl in the Bates- burg-Leesville Fre-ibyterian church. Dr. Oliver Johnson of Winnsboro, uncle of the briile, assisted by the Rev. B. Hodges, her pn.stor, offi ciated. .\ [irofu.sion of ferns and iH'aut'fuI arrangement of jonquil.s decoraterl Lh” fhurch. Freceding the cr-rernony Mrs. .M'’K. ' Bar r rendereil a piano solo, “llarl;, Hark the Lar-k” (( chula't t-Liszt), and .Miss Myrtle Hemlrix sang, “t'alm Is the .Night” and “() I’ronrise .Me,” ac- coiit{ anted by .Mrs. Barr a* the jriano. Oliver Brodie and Olivei’ .lohnson, ^Jr., brother and cousin of the bride, Were ushers. The bride,-w lo was giv-k;,.,.,.,. en in marriage by her father, wa.s at- I _ tended by her .si.ster, .M .>s Laura yro-' die. .Airline Blakely wa- ’he hride- groorn’s he.st man. Following the cerrmoifv the mem bers of the wedrl ng party a.nri out-of- town gur-.-its werr* enter;aim d with a lun heon at the home of the bride’s parents, “Rock’wor.d." ^r•rn.- and jort- ()uils were also use^d for the home decorations. ,\fter returning frrrm a -hort wed ding tri]) .Mr. and Mrs. Henry will lie. at home in Clinton, where the for- tnr-r has for a nunviier of years been a.s.sociated with Voung-’s F.narmacy. t)ut-of-t(>wn guests at the wedding were: .Mr. and .Mr's. ,J. Hook. .Mi.s.s V.- R. Brodie, .Mr.s. Isabel Brodie, A. Quattlebaum, from Rblge .Spring; •Mr.s. J. G. Bairrl, .Mr.s. .N'oi inan John-j son, Oliver Johnson. Jr., from Char- I lotte, X. W. J. Henry, Jr., Dr. and i t.Mr.s. Henderson Henry, .Mr.s. Hal Bald win, .Mr. and .Mrs. Gary Dillard, Vir-, the teairrs Iris I.egion is asketl to give signer! ajijrlication. (’ornmamler ,.l( hnson has proniised an interesting program at the next trreeting. Full drdails will be printed in Th«‘ ( lironicle before that date. To Play Here For Upper Title Billb' Boyd, athbdic dire'-Gir at j Greeirwood high school, has anrtoirnced that the uitper state chanrpionship haskrdball game for girls will be play er] in Clinton' at thr- Leroy .Spring gymnasiutrr on Frirlay rwening at i rdght o’clock. ’I'hr* tr-ams to rnr-rd in ♦he . final contr st are Grermwoorl atrri . WANTS Comfiarty. FOR .‘^A! ! plants, .1 Mrs. It. M. .Strr-r’t. It’ •Mixrol tloirblr* lark^pu’ riozen for 2.bc. Call ttttl, Dutton, ID!) We t Main Itr- FOR RK.NT For six irronths, to re- sponsililr' coufrlr*, six-tnom h’jnga- lt»w, furnished. Possession .Mar h Dl. Rhone 212. Itp H.ATCHI.NG I «'t us hat?h your egg.' for you for r-arly broilers and fry- et’.s. :ir per egg in tray lots of 112 ♦‘gK«, ‘Due in smaller lot.s. Call li'rDi' Spratt I’oultry Farm. Ite ginia Dillard, from Clinton; Mra. Willa QuatU^baum, Dr. Theo Quattle- baum and Felix Wheeler from Colum bia. FOR SALE—Baby chicks from blood- tested flocks, pure breeds, 11c here, 11 Vi by mqil. Hatch your egg.s, .Jc. Capacity 114,000. Unger’s Hatchery, .Saluda, S. C. 2-20- lip MASONS MEET FRIDAY A communication of Campbell lodge , No. 44, A. F. M., will be held Friday night, Felb. 27, at 7:30. The M. M. de- jgree will be coonferred by the D. D. ’ G. M., R. R. Nickles of Laurens. All j nrembers are urged to be present. Mr. I Nickles’ work in giving this degree is well known. By order of W. ,M. V. P. .Adair, Secretary. BEST quality galvanized 5V roofing' at $3.80 per square. 3V roofing at $3.r>0 per .square, and 1*4 corrugateri at $3.40 per square. Gambrell Hard ware Co., Greerrwood, S. C. 2-26-3c Man or Woman to handle Watkins Products in Clin ton on full or part time basis. Real opportunity to earn over $6. per day. W>ite H. T. Bordeaux, 231 John son Ave., Newark, New Jer- BABY CHICK.S TODAY—R I. Red?,! Barred Rocks, and Ijcghorns. .Strong j healthy chicks from high-producing; I hers. Reds and Rocks 12c and Kx-.' ! I/eghorns 10c and 14c. Also started' j chicks, one to six weeks old at spec- * jial prices. Spratt Poultry Farm. lc| IF you are 'interested in high-grade | White Leghorns, mail this coupon to us. I Thomwell Orphanage, Clinton, S. C. Please send me your 1931 catalog of Pedigreed White Leghorns, 1 Name j Address’. « y (Written for The Chronicle) j (lihing“tal)Ie‘Tn the lorm "iiT a “pound- '>6, American l.egion, met last 'rhiirs-. ing.” V (lay in the .Masonic Temple at 7 ;30.j The party consisted of representa- with Convmamler Johnson presiding. | lives from Gray Court and Dials {The meeting was, as usual, opened! Methoilist churches. Others, who could: with prayer. ! FOR RK.NT Furnish(*if room, r|o.<ct- in. AilJif .ss Box 3, t’linton, .S. b- TRK.SR.AiS.S .N’oriCK .No 11fspa>siiM.’’ albn.i’d on our la.nil.«. D. E. 'I', .lihb Grow "V&ur Own \fegetables S ALAD vegetables, U r.tclishes, bceti, c.ti lettuce, irrois, cucumbers, tom.ttoes and green onions .tre more crispy and tnll of flavor when freshly ^(nirked. Ih picketl. 1 ne same is true of beans, peas and sweet corn. To make the most of tour gardening effort, plant the first quality tested seed now available in the Nortbrup, King 8c Co. seed box at a nearby dealer’s. of// standard size veqetabte packets « NoorthnqptEm^&CoIs Seeds \ . h J s ■A*.,.. -^ lit *•.'