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i t ii • . . THUBSDAY, APRIL 2.1931 THE CLINTON CHRONICLE. CUNTON. S. C. PAGE THREE iNWimJSKK SOCIETY EVENTS OF INTEREST TO WOMEN Mrs. Larry B. Dillard, Society Editor. Telephone 154 Better Business 9 Body Holds Meet Names OiTicers and Board of Trustees Composed cf I\Iany Prominent Men. .'t the f!r'h prcTicra! ni?o:;ner of the Better Business As^'icPti n of S'Uth Bioadway theatre a few niKht.s asm. i (’mol’na held in C:ilvmh-i Inst week. C. Neyle Fishboum, Charleston; J. H. Haniimond, Columbia; F; G. Bosrsrs, Jr., Charleston; Richard F. Watson, Grecnv:llc; H. G. tl/ei'i’nr Chiiple ton. Bi-iMcs earryinff on a ad- xmoimiKf Blind IMayers When the curtain went up at a vert will assist all bu.‘.ntij with'n the state and render and secure informa tion for its memliors. Not only will this a soci-ation be , tate-widc hut it will be one of the stronsrest orstanizations in the .«tat^ and w'ill render a servitu.- that will be of decided benefit to all the people of South Carolina. It is expected that the trustees will rr canii):iip:n the as- .ation| meet-within three weeks to complete their plans, and launch a part of their extensive prosrram, F^urther information may be obtain ed by writinp to t*2 Broad street, Charle.slon, S. C. EASTERN STAR MEETS FRIDAY The Flastern Star chapter will hold its monthly meeting: in the Masonic Temple building: Friday even- intr at 7:30 o’clock. All menibers are urged to be present. YOUNG-JONES A quiet marriage of interest to their friends w’as that of Miss, Marj’ Younic and Law’rence Jones that was 'playgoers witnesstnl a most unusuajitho following nffi.-ers wore eleotod AUXILIARY jperformance—remarkable beeau.se ev-j MoDavid Horton, prc='dent: John A NA.MES OFFICERS ^ lery mem’>er of the cast was blind. . j Law, viee-rres;dent; R. G. Rhett, Jr.. At a recent met'ting of the \Vo-| The uninitiated observer would have j treasurer; Q. A. Kennedy, secretary, man’s Auxiliary'of the Fir.=»t Bresby-ij^j^ unaware that the players acting j Mr. Herton is managing editor o""!# terian church, the following ^ officers, before him. all girls, were sightless, so j The State, and has been actively en circle chairmen, and secretaries were smooth was the performahee. The au-Imaged in the support o-f South Caro- elected: D V vv * diemt wondered how two persons,!j-na enterprise*. 'Mr. Law, Spartan- President, Mrs, R. E. \\ys^. coming onto the stage from opposite j burg banker, was elected subject to Vice-President, Mrs. John-Spratt. 1 entrances, managed to walk unerring- his acceptance. Mh. Rhett is president Secretary, Mrs, R. E. Sadler. 'Treasurer, Miss Connie Bailey. Circle chairmen: Mrs. A. E. Spen- Saturday afternoon at cer„ Mrs. 4ohn MeSween, Mrs. ITiomas ily tow^ard each other and shake hands without lost motion. The answer' was that the stage aolemnized Cross Hill. The young cc«TxIe make their home at Mount\ille. will Jacobs, Mrs. William Bailey, Mrs. J Will Dillard, Mrs. R. C. Adair, Mrs. M. G. Woodworth, Mrs. Gary Martin, Miss Clara Duckett, Miss F.ssie Young. Secretaries of causes as^follow’s: Spiritual Life, Mrs. A. K. Kinard. Foreign Mission.^, Mrs. .Ai M, Cope- lege campus. The public is i, j Admission will 'be 10c. Two prizes I ^ Missions, Mrs. Bothwell Gra- w'ill be given to the finders of « and a sliver egg. The proceeds will W j ^.^d Presbyterian Mis- of the Peoples State bank and is well known throughout the state as one of its leading hankers. Mr. Kennedy is a hands had carefully laid strips of car-i successful Williston business man, be- 'p«t so that the av*tres?e.s might follow ling engaged in the fertiliiJer business certain paths. All stage fumiture was jin that city. EGG HUNT TO BE HELD S.ATURDAY There will be an "egg hunt Sat urday afternoon at 4:30 o’clock on the col- The public is invited.] placed according to a rigid chart worked out during rehearsals. Two weeks were .spent learning locations of stage settings alone. FLOWERS Lovely Blooming Plants For Easter We take orders for I'ol Plants and Funeral Designs for Simpson’s Floral Gardens. Prompt Attention Given To All Orders. MRS. JOHN SPRATT South Broad St. I'hone 227 The following men were elecUni to the board pf trustcjps: Mr. Horton,! Mr. Law, Mr. Rhett. Mr. Kennedy, and Aiester G. F'urman, Jr., Green- used for beautifying the city. ENTERTAINED AT DINNER Oi Saturday evening Mrs. L. R. L^nn entertained with a course din ner in honor of several of Ross Lynn’s frie^wU, The guests included: M isSes ''Charlie TTeTff, J^nunrarfibir Dorothy Wyatt, Louise Timlin, Mrs, John Timlin. Henderson Wyatt, Knox Wyatt, Orell Dunlap, Earl I>unlap, and Ross Ljmn. U. I). C. TO MEET FRIDAY AFTERNOON The U. I>. C. chapter will hold its regular meeting F’riday afternoon at 3:30 o’clock at the home of Mrs. J. F. Jacobs, Sr. Hostesses will be Mrs. J. F. Jac-obs, Sr., Miss Clara Duckett, Mrs, Henry Young, Mrs. M. J. F"ur- queron and Miss Maude Pearson, with Mrs. John Yarborough as leader. The leader of the group said lhativille; Neil O’lionnell, .Sumtor; W. W. the girls are so interested in dramat-1 Smoak, Walterboro; T. W. Bennett, ics—one of the most difficult activi-1 Meggett.s; W. D. Scheper, Beaufort; ties they coul<l ch(Kxse — l>ecau.se it | T. B. Young. F’lorence; A. D. Hare, gives them a chance to appear in pub-1 Beaufort; L. C. Davis, Georgetown; s,ons. Mr». D. J. \V\>ods. ‘'i' how nearly the haml.ca[. Christian Kdueation and Ministerial l;hn<lness ran he nvereome by well- Relief, Mrs. R. S. Owen,. Pmpntations. Lierature, Mrs. Walter Johnson. They call themselves the Lighthouse Christian Social tk-rvice, Mrs. J.'Pla.vers. Mo.st of the members live in Hamp Stone. girls’ clubhouses, and are independent Social Activities, Mrs, H. M, Young, and self-supporting. One teaches Reli«iwM9.- F.<lucatidn,.^M - *P-‘-L<*k)cution. several others "Baney?' ' ~ "'*■» TBi i' 'Thoy ■* Pianist, Mrs. D. J. Brimm. ACTAEAN CLUB WITH MRS. COPELAND On Thursday afternoon Mrs. T. D. Opeland entertained the members of the AcUean club. A salad and sweet course were served to the following: Mesdames Bothwell Graham, G. C. Pitts, W. I). C^i>eland, C. M. Bailey, E. J. Adair, J. F. Jacobs. Sr., R. FL Wysor, C»eorge (kjrnelson, Cieorge A. Copeland, Lethe Gregory, Misses .Sal- lie Wright and Clara Duckett. iiii) for fho om Afoncu Mart ^ I andh make some of their ’own clothes, {and wish that they could see the I dres.ses they make, but more especial- j iy—the lights of Broa<lway. Damage.s and Vandalism in ('entral park- inclu<l- ing such acts «s making off with (“Keep Off the Grass” signs, defacing {signs, trampling around on newly j sown grass, injuring trees by tearing I off branche.s or cutting into the bark I — gets to be rather expensive after a while. Bird's Nest Pudding On each dessert plate or plate at the beginning of dinner, place a small bird’s nest of candied orange peel in which there are some candy eggs. The eggs can be made of un cooked fondant, rolle<l in ground pecan or walnut meat.s or dipped in choco- UNITED STATES COURT M’estern District of South ('arolina In Bankruptcy In the Matter of J. E. Leaman, Bankrupt. Notice is hereby given that the m«>yy^hi^aigfe r>f dry goods, notions, hardware and gro ceries, store^‘fixtures, L'i’ head of mules, .5 farm wagons, will be sold on Friday, April 3r(|, H»31. at eleven o’cliKk, a. m., at the place of busi ness of the bankrupt in Cnvss Hill, S. C. The last inventory gives valuation as follows: Dry goinls, notions, shoes $:Lf>!t>^.70' Groceries and hanlware $1,42.''».<>2 Store fixtuVes and furni ture $ dPl.OO 1.') head of mules $ 4.')0.00 farm wagons $ 10.'),00 Terms of sale: Ca.sh. Subject to con- In the past three years such aetts I have cost more than $20(h000. It is es- f * 'T- , at each! , , i i firmation of the (^-ourt. timated that SO men are ncetkii ti pa trol the park to preserve its beauties for those who .seek relief from the city’s turmoil in its fairly wide open spaces.' ^ It is, incidentally, about the only place in the city where one can gaze B. R. FULLER, Tru.stee. late. Make the fondant by mixing an | , , *1. * ■ i ^ at the sky without peering betwt*en white of egg, a pinch of ‘ i r unbeaten white of egg, a cream tartar, two tablespoons of cream and enough confectioners’ su gar to make a stiff cream. Then mold into little eggs and roll in the nuts or the rising walls of buil<Fings.~The tre<*s and gra«.s, turning green with the approach of spring, affordxa ,wel- coriie change of sceneryTro1tr.tj|P;ifitay iivountiiins of buildings at wHich'-one else chill for two hours after molding , 1 , , 1 • ^ i;.\KTY J.'OI< chocolate. To make;'“"k I'”’’'* 'VDlNf.ER SEI , „ 1 Ctho ne.sts make candied orange pin* , On Friday evening Julia-Bailey ami; follows: Cut the thin outer of: Carrie .Mae Phillips enlertained , eral of thy, y^^unger set at a party. twentv-four hours, in cold , . . . , „ o Games were arranged for the tai.lesn ons of ^kys.raper heights on all -^ides. .Some ;ls city. But even at that. Central park does .'Uggest a “walled-in” liri'athing space, fiir stately apartment hui es rise to Csmos wiTc arroT,!!r..<i Or th.. r've’'- ,.,1,1,..,, hrij-ws on all -nlos .som int--, nnri.rtainn,™t. Punch ami wafers are rir.kn,trl,. l«.aut.fnl at n.^ht. ve.t were served to the followraK tt.endsri ^ ,,,,1, „„,i, I their .llnnunated l.iwers and myriad Beverly Davis. Francos Moore. Eliza- ^ . ^ of light, d wind.iws. b<‘th Ilarri.s, Nancy ^ ' ' .^yjrar to a eiin and a .luater of water Square and Round DANCE STOMP SPRING Friday Ni|<Kt, ApriT S Admission: $1.00 (iood Music. Flverybody Invited. am' ittg,- Ha y no \V-tjluuiui - d ! toks I N t Cheerful Little Eyeful m uh longer will ji.itient® in SUB.S( KIBE TO THE ( IIKONK'LEi PRICES.^ Visit our store and let us show you how to save. We ^ive you quality alon^ with low prices and service. Specials for plaster SUGAR CURED HAMS IJU BOILED HAM , A\. 25' Sir Make Baldwin’s Your Headquarters For April. BALDWIN’S GROCERY “(Joud Thinss To Eat” Uhtincs ill) and 100 I ♦ . ♦ I lartl. Bill MeSween. Jack \yitherspo.in,^^|^- Dill Ellis, Ned .^prunt. AlfrmiBn-wn-^^.^^^^^^^ ' F'ergirson. MR.S. ADAIR HOSTK.SS TO STUDY (TA B The Wtdnesdya study eliib had a plea.-^ant meeting with Mrs. R. C. .\dair, and with .Mr.s. R. FL W y-or as leader. The afternoon was devote<l toj a study of “The Kilmers,” ami the! program included: | “Life of Joy. .- Kilmer and Sketh of Works,” Mr*. Wysor. i “Life of Aline Kilmer,” Mrs. W. A. j John.son. a little at a time ami roll in granula" - j i-^dves staring at mi suga:-. la't it dry and f irm into lit- <ioul.tful white. wail-i of gray or Je ne-T '2 cup 1 '2 CU,)' Bran Biscuit- Itran. fl'iur. f) tea-|Mjons baking powder. 1 teasf.'oon .-alt. 3 table.-pooTMim.-ugar. ’2 eiip water. 2 table.'po- n.s shortening. Mix thoroughly bran, flour baking i The department <»f bo.-ii'tals says that wanls and t>p<-rating ••oom.s wd! soon be completely transfi.rineil by eiipdoying brighter and nvtre chfM'ful i-filoi s for in'.erior decoration. Which may or may not have any thing to do with the pn-dietion, made in an occulists’s journal, that th«* vis ion of a c( nfirmed New Yorker is only! half as .strong as that of a I’atagonia t (where is F’atag nia?) naCvc. Not ever having been a i’at tgon-a, f F'enton Kilmer,” Mc^.. R. p-owder, salt, sugar; add sufficient (.yri’t contradict that statement, water to make softdough; add melted that, woiiUI a I’ata- .'hortening; roll out lightly to about brought her.*, h.-'.l hav.* t.o tl-1 inch thick on fkiurml boar.!; cut twice-as-g.; ,<1 eyesight w'ith biscuit cutter. Bake in hot oien jj ip ^ suliway wh.-rej^ 112 to lo minutes,. I.'etmingly none existe.l, rea.l t.-n lin.*s —.—_— i of a new.'paper over som.*body ejs«*’s j Buttermilk i;r**ad jshr.ulder or gliitip.-e a traffic cop I oT„r'*rouml a corner. M X .'in egg in a m.x.ng bowl and' add a half cup of milk, .me-half spoon ; “ of salt an.l two cun. of co.iked bom-} iny, -Mix well and .-pread in a baking j ;di.«h. L ,t with butter, a little over a; ~ teasno. n in all ami hake tn a m<‘dium , . v oven for about a half hour, wring to 1 .u » r n-' ' . LI • 1- L • u:..u ;♦ la ,.nnirn,l V. e havo Kot thee to tne care of H.m the table in d:3h m which it is cooke.l ‘ , Who cares for thee and we, and serve with a sp. on. _ T'oeens of E. Sadler. ■ We can ofler you real help in select inir EASTER GIFTS You will have to visit us to ap preciate the beautiful GlhTS, suitable for CNery name on your list, at just the price you want to pay. FRONTIS Jewelry Store Clinton, S. C. In Loving Mein.ir\ of MRS. SALLIE E. MOTES One year ago t.day, the 24 th of f f gentle spirit of our moth- > <kier, Mrs. Sallie FI. Motes, pa.s.seil over the river, into the glories beyond. Easter Candies Norris and Russell McPhail Special Wrapped Priced: $1.00 and $150 per pound (Tax Extra) E(JG DYE lOc Pack SADLER-OWENS PHARMACY “At Union Station” Telephone 400 Wonderful toiler, thy work well done, I W’onderful aoul, into glory gone, j Wonderful life, with it» crown now I won, I God giveth thee rest. Rest frem all sorrows, and watching fears. Rest from all possible sighing and tears, Rest through God’s endless, wonder ful years, ■^At home with the blest. Beautiful spirit, free from all stain, Ours the heartache, the sorrow and pain, 'Thine is the glory and infinite gain. At home with the blest. “God has given her rest,” we gently said. How we do miss her, the dear one dead, , None taketh the place of the dear one fled, ^ But God knoweth best. 9 A Daughter. THIS TOUR LVCKT DAYl can got frocks iilvc like this! unen .\'ou at a price Ev(*ry fr.u k is hiand je w. is a stunning Lanvin ('opy. want to make this a reall;* evc‘?it, so W(* an* offt'riii}.: an 1K*\V i ;'.e.''e Jfu Ju led Ihil we ■ ."^iiecial •■“Ml T/J group ol dresses at ani.v, .t g)', low prices. Select them i!i aiiv of Sp'iiig’s n.‘wcst sliades. Thcy’r»; all all hen*—;n sizes lo fit the .Mis.< mid •Jun’or. and hen* are tlie new luck pi’iccs $10.0(1 and $12.50 Apparel Shop —Second floor Ladies’ Rest Room — maid in attend ance — Second floor. Free Parcel Check Room — Mezzanine floor. 59S. What could b« lovsiiar for Spring after noons than this flat crepe- ond-ioce frock? Green, Beige. Rose, Mystic Blue, Coronodoo. Sizes li to ao $12.50 Styla No. 1470 A new shiny patent leather belt, and five llass buttons, all in a row, bri|hten tba flat erapa (rook with youthful/ oapa sleeras and |eor|etta scnlloped collar. In Skippat Blue with Rad belt, Bei|e with Brown, Yacht Blue with Navy. Sizca 14 to 20. $10.00 Tune in . . . every Monday, Wed nesday and Friday — at 1:45 P. M. over station W S P A for the Aug. W. Smith Co. Program. The Aug. W. Smith Co. Spartanburg, S. C. / .-Iwle'. ,«/'^js .-..I iiJx .it'.’.