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o ► THURSDAY, APRIL 16, 1931 THE CLINTON CHRONICLE. CLINTON. 8. C. SOCIETY EVENTS M^llian, served a salad course and crystalized grapefruit. OF INTEREST TO WOMEN * Mrs. Larry B. Dillard, Society Editor. Telephone 154 MRS. GREtlORY ENTERTAINS FRIENDS CLEAN-UP WEEK FOR CLINTON Next week is “clean-up week’ (Social circles of Macon and that she j finds time to mix a bit of fun with and j her school duties. — Laurens .Adver j On Friday afternoon Mrs. Letha iGregcry entertained a number cf friends at the home of Mrs. Julia Griffin. Four tables were arranged for rook. The hostess, assisted by Miss Collette Griffin, served a salad course and a sweet course to the fol lowing guests: Mesdames J. A. Bai ley, George A. Copeland. Jack H /Or tho Qltifi »by N^ncu Mart » Boston Cream Pie Two eggs, one cup flour, one and the civic committee of the Woman’s club directs the attention of its mem bers to that fact and urges them to enter into the spirit of the movement. tiser. JUNIOR MUSIC CLUB IN SESSION The Junior Mu.sic club met with LEGION AUXILI.ARY Miss EUen Copeland on Saturday af- MEETS TODAY ternoon. The paijents of Miss Cope- The regular monthly meeUng of the j^nd’e pupils were guests. American Legion Auxiliary will bcj pVillowing is the program: held Thursday afternoon, April 16, at, Schubert’s “Serenade,” Louise 3:30 in the high school auditorium. (Jacobs and Miss Copeland. “Flotilla March,” Hart, Alliene Young, G. H. Oomelson, R. B. Vance, j one-half tea.^poons baking-powder, J. F. Jacobs, Sr., E. J. Adair. T. D ; three-quarters cup sugar, cne-ejvhth Copeland, G. C. Pitts, R. E. Wysor.jteaspoon salt, cne-ha’f cun boiling, Bothwell Graham, L B. Dillard, Juliainiilk, one-half teaspoon vanilla ex-|^^ Griffin, B. H. Boyd, Misses Sallie! tract or other flavoring. Wright and Clara’Duckett. | Beat-yolks and whites separately; add beaten egg yolks to stiffly beat en whites and gradually add flour, March Honor Rolls bllking-powder, sugar and salt which p G L 1 have been sifted together three or rOr \^liy OCI100l8|four times; add 'hot milk verv slowly; l add vanilla. Bake in deop layer cake Providence School ill moderate oven about thirty-five ENTERTAINS TRUSTEES Copeland. AT DINNER Duet, "Message of Spring,” Rolfe,' On Saturday evening, Mrs. Ed Stev- Xme Jacobs and Miss Copeland, ens enteitained the trustees of the “Sabbath Bells,” Pitcher, William Long Branch school with a lovely dinner at the .Mary Musgrove teaj Trio. “When Robin Sings,’’ Rowe, room. The guet-ts included: Mr. and Louise Jacobs, Doris Bolt, Miss Cope- First grade: Gajmell Hairston, Eth- JniTjutes. When cool, split and put l>e- Mrs. Herbert Chaney, Mr. and Mrs. Charlton Benjamin, and Mr. and Mrs George Cunningham. .MRS. JACOBS HOSTESS TO BRIDGE CLUB On Thursday Mrs. W. P. Jacob.s en- tertanied her bridge club, with places arranged for eight players. The guests wore Mesdarnc.* Thomas Jacobs, T. J. Peak?, Pringle Copeland, W. A. John son, John Little. J. B. Parrott, land. * “Jesus Keep Me Near the Cn>ss,” and “Blest Be the Tie That Binds,” Jean Bowles. Duet, “Flower Fairies Waltz,” Fearis, Martharene Pitts and A^iene Copeland. “Linnet Waltz,” Hart. Emily Fergu son. Song, “Mighty I>ak a Rose,” Amelia Payne. ' Duet, “Maypole Dance,” Bugbee, el Rice. Second grade: Mary Williams, Carl Abercrombie, Oscar Harrison, Wallace Pilgrim. tween layers the following cream fill ing. Sprinkle powdered sugar on top of cake. For the cream filling take one-half two tablespoons corn 'Third grade: Margeri'ne Berry, Na-1<’UP sugar, two tablespoons omi Connor, Capitola Parrish, Louise, ®^**’^^* one-eighth teaspoon salt, two Shumake. . N^gg*. one cup sca’ded milk, one tea- Fourth grade: Wilmer Emery, Paul!»PO<’»’ butter, one-half teaspoon va- Cebb. nilla. Fifth grade: Sibyl Shumake, Elea nor Cauhle, Nellie Wright. cours^ and ued tea wej-e aeriJ^T ^l),nce of the Wild Phnverar'-Tren.-jtoic-na Cnrry; Jaefc-PuflS-.- " rich, Martharene Pitts. Pianologue, “Not Afraid,” Bolt. Trio, “The I^esson of the Binls,” Doris STUDY CLUB . WITH MRS. COPELAND Mrs. W. D. Copeland was hostess to the Wednesday Study club with Mrs. * Alliene Copeland, Martharene Pitts Bynum Betts as leader. “.Modern Emily Ferguson. Drama” w-as studied and the life of| “Melcdy of laove,” Engleman, I)ori.« Eugene O’Neal and his place in .\mer- Bolt. Academy Street School First grade: Ruth Croft, Sara Bal lard, Lizzie Bell Wilbanks, Bruce Wil son, James .Arnold, Leroy Henderson, Milton Milam, Roy Wilson. Dorothy Dorsey, Vivian .Meng, Ixiuise Shock- Second grade: Mildred Windsor, Fred Campbell, James Gann. Martha IdOU Hlakely, Dorothy ('ook, Lucile l.ancastcr, Pauline Rochester, Daisy R: berts, Evelyn Stowe. Third grade: Billy Brill, Kathefine Dean, Elizal>eth Harling, Syble Jones, Walter I.,anfor<l. Dorothy McMinn, Mix^ together sugar, corn .starch, salt and beaten eggs; nour on grad ually scalded milk; add butter; cook in double boiler for at least ten min utes or until thick and smooth, stir ring con.stantly; add flavoring; cool and sppread between layers of cake. Sea'-on Beefsteak Pie round steak with a salt- t.er, the size of a hickory nut, oveV the whole surface, dredge with a tea spoon of flour, then roll it un and cut it in pieces two inches long; put a rich pie paste around the aides and biittom of a baking di.-=h; put in the pieces of steak, nearly fill the ilish with water, add a piece of butter the sizr ican drama was given by Mrs. Betts, I Duet, “At School March,” Streab- Nell Petty Mattie Williamson, ,1. E. | ^ ^ small, .dredge in a . .^'1.. y~s ! 1.. T.^ ^ A J 7..... / ^I Wn u tar V <a ft , ^ li tar u awl u 1 ikvaT Mrs. H. E. Sturgeon gave a sketch of bog, Emily Fcrgu.«on anj Miss Cope-iBhaw, Sadie Edwards. Etolia l^inford, his best plays. land. The next meeting w-ill be with Mrs.; “Harp Echoes,” Rolfe, Louise Ja- R. E. Sadler, and Mrs. Sturgeon will|cobs. be the leader. Duet, "Shooting Stars Gallop,” ' Holse, Doris Bolt and Miss Copeland. MISS MARTHA M’EIR DAVIS “Country Gardens,” Graihger, Wil- PA(;E at I). A. R. CONVENTION Mi.ss Martha Weir Davis of this] ^ ' city, who is staying with her aunt. Mrs. Charles Akerman in Macon, Ga., while attending the Georgia-Alabama Arriandn Milam, Ruby l>ee Robin.son, Dolly Williamson, Helen Wilson. bourth grade: Modora ('ampbell. Ruby Holtzclaw, Geneva Longshore, Hester Meadow’. Bcyd Holtz^-law, Kathleen Shaw, Thelma' Smith, Wood- row O’Shields. Fifth gr.ode: Sara Fuller. Harold Crowe, .Walter T.^Carter, Hall King, Naf liuhnaway. teaspoon of flour add a little peoper and salt, lay skewer.s across the dish, roll a ton crust to half an inch -thick ness, cut a slit in the center; din your fingers in flour and neatly p';:ich the top and side crust together all around the edge. Bake one hour in a quick oven. MRS. JONES ENTERTAINS MOTHERS’ CLUB On Wednesday afternoon Mrs. R. E. Business college, in that city, was (Jones entertained the Mother.s’ club, one of the pages at the rt-cent state J ..The Life of Dorothv Dix Porges”,„ _ „ , , conforence of CoODiia I). A. R. The■ i„„ by Mra. I,aura Kirkpatrick, ronferopro . a,, hold jn Maron ami I pbi,,„„,hv.” Mrs. Miss Davis with the other attendants, u. ii o- ’ ^ enjoyed all the social function.^, ,-e. . m. Mmpson. ceptions,-dinners. lu«^ons and danc- “The Animated Magazine as pre- es • given in honor of the delegates, j hy Rollins college on boun ler.s The many friends of Miss Davis in ^®y» Mrs. L. B. Dillard. I,auren3 w-ill l>e glad to know that she About sixteen were nre.'.ent and the is being so coidially rt*ceived in the (hostess, as.sisliHi by .Mrs. lamnle .Vlc- Florida Street School Fir.st grade: Hannah Ix>u Dargan, lane Lil lian Fin ney, Jack Reeder, Virginia Wier, Wil- liam Amler.son, Brad Merry Arring- Rotary Notes ton, Robert Porterfield, Banna Piesta i Election of the board of director.’ for the coming year was held at the regular meeting Friday. The follow- R. K. Wysor, S. C. Hays, Walter Johnson, W. P. .lacohs. w u 1 1. Cl iiind M. Ba.ley. The retinng presi- Martin, Harold Pitt.s, John Sloan. U * ^ Ct- i -mi, „ ’ , ..... ,, , (dent, C. M. \Vorkman, w d be a mem- Second grade: Miliam ( oleman, , .» , ■„ , ■ c Vj .u t 1 r. It • . 1>»T ex-offioo. The new hoard will Noland Suddeth, Lula (irav Harn.’, . * i e n ■>! •).> , ,, ,, c meet soon to elect offic-er.s for 11..11-.12. rdizarieth Hatton, ( arolyn Mr.Swccn,| Thelma Whitmire, Floren:c Hunter, One New Vogue Lamp Given Away Free! ("laia Mai- Doole, Richard Taylor, Elizabeth Wysor, Kmily .Martin. lyo- lelta Rumph, Dorothy Stutt’, Lindsay Turner, Andy Young, Jr. Third grade: Josephine Copeland, ^'ooley Xalxir.’, Frances .Sfieake, Her- la-rt Chamhers, Irhy Hipn, Waller Ri-eder, Lewis Pitts, Mary Elizaheth Baldwin, John G. Pitts, Eugene .Sloan, Jennie Lee Young. Fourth grade; Louise Ja ohs, Mar garet Btice,. Edith Henderson. .Mirr-' garet Kern, Inez Younv, .Mile.s Mun- J^'ter, Miriam Donnan, Frances Simp- , .son, Otho John.son, Doris^Suber. - j I Fifth grade; Tench Owens, W. P. Baldw’in, Roy .Johnson, Louise Hailey, Hugh Jacobs, Boh .Inne.s. Paul Ix-agiie, Robert Wysor, Dorthy Edwards, Billy I Lightf<M»t, Bennett Earl Wilson, Dun-, ican Workman, Fiiiith Lynch, William i Perdue, Inez Rumph. .Sixth grade: Peggy Spriint, I.orene liumph, Adela'de Roberts, RoIktI, El lison, Tom Ellison. Mary Jar.e ^Stur- geon, Rebecca St;eake. Bill Wade, Doris Bolt, Marion Chaney, Aice .Va- bor.s, f'harles Trammel. S<*ven'.h grade: Loui.se Chambers, Roturians of the .5Kth district, com-' r [lo.sed of the soulhwc’t jiortion o Visit our store and see the display of the New Vosfue Electric Lamps and set a ticket which entitles you to one chance at one of them to be tfiven away absolutely free at four o’clock Saturday afternoon. May 2nd. Be the lucky one to get this $10.0(1 Vogue Electric Lamp absolutely free. In our showing of this Vogue Reading I..amp, you will find both luminous vase and French pedestal styles in various beautiful colors and equipped with attractive shades to match any color scheme. North Carolinu anil all of .Sjiuth Car >- lina, will a ciidlc at Gn-crivillc i.ti .April 23-24, f f-r their aniiua! di-trict conference. I) -trict Gfnenr>r B-ori ; .Aiken of cnci-, will p!-<‘-;i<le evi-r. the meeting. The leading sj»eakeis iif the district cunfeienci- will h<- *\ecr William l)c U'uok Buning, The Hague, The Nelh- i-rlands, Distriet Governor Aiken, and other prominent Rotarians. Homer Rhideheavcr will .have chrage of the jv'iiging. A large number of loc-il Rotariiin.-i* are planning to attend thi.s confer ence. R tarian IL.y Z. "I homas of R.>.-k Hill, and Rev. William Neville of Brazil, wen* gue.^ts at the meeting Friday. Only one member was absent at the last meeting. g;virig the eluh, an at- tenilance of it.") per rent. .A HtO (u-r cent altendam e is exf)e: ti I at thi.“ w’eek’.s luncheon. Katharine flraham, Lucile Wil.son, Sara France.’ Baldwin, Laelitia Jones, Christina .Sowers, Fay Amler.son. ■ The parchment used in these new artLstic Vogue shades is a qew discovery which gives that mudi desired soft mellow diffusion of light, closely resembles sheep skin, does not turn yellow nor warp; hand decorated with never-fading colors. Come in and see the New Vogue Lamps and ask about the one to be given away Free. 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