The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, April 23, 1931, Image 3
THURSDAY, APRIL 23, 1931
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PAGE THREE
SOCIETY EVENTS
OF
INTEREST TO WOMEN
Mrs. Larry B. Dillard, Society Editor. Telephone 154
oTmliM
|L. Plaxico and Mrs. Blakely Tribble.
MRS. GRAY
ENTERTAINS FRIENDS j Mrs. C. B. Betts and .Miss Katherine
On Wednesday afternoon Mrs. Rus-! t>anforth called for a sotnal hour.
sell Gray entertained with a lovely}
party. Purple and white Iris were ef-' LUNCHEON IN HONOR
fective in arranjfement and seven ta- qF .MRS. DICK
bles were arranir<‘d for bridge. Mrs. A.! On .Monday .Mrs. Jack H. Yountr en-
\\. Brice and Mrs. Goyne Simpson tertained with a luncheon in honor of
aisted the hostess in seizing two her daugrhter. Mrs. James .M. Dick of
j Pulaski, Va. An effective color scheme
I of yellow and white was used and
i four courses were served to the fol- i
jlowinjf guests: Mesdames James M.
Dick, Dessasure Edmunds. Ivonnie Me-
/or tho
CROSS HILL NEWS
ame
r't .Air. Ai mj-; wil'
d vr ’ ■ nf
it.on a. >.c (j’rocn-
Watorloo, i^-ere Sunday guests of Mr.
and Mrs. C. lYal.
Mrs. n »’:'h I!
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VVh'tmivo, were vi.-itors
irr
idren of
1Sundav.
.hil-
here
A/^nca Hart
The fren !.
he glad to Vnrw hi
Iter^a miner opt
jwot^d hospital.
j Air-. Wade Williford of Hi honville,
|Mi'.s. (atr.Hi! Summers of Orangeburg.^ Mr . (h''’!es P n '’n .'’nd Charle.s,
jMr.s. ('live Donohd* P' ‘.sou g, the week-end \vi‘h Mr. and
are visiting their father. * lAIrs. 1). C. Currie in HarUyville.
Mr. ami Airs. S. A. keannn and j L(h> Simn on . f I,: d. s n
.Miss Margaret Ro?or a tended the I *h - ■
Baggptt in Co- R D. Xa:
Spani.sh Eggs
somethinfr very delicious
abi'ut a Spahish omelet, yet it is not L^^*'*]**
easv'^to make, becau.«e any sort ofj Tuerday.
i omelet making requires considerable! I'Ds. T. M. Smith and litth'
culinary skill. But you can make!^^^*^^'^'’*’ of Kinards. .-tponl
scrambled eggs and serve them with M.. and Mrs, J. H. Ra-
Spanish sauce to make a dish that is
. et.
of hi.s
.Miss., was
i.''ter. .Mrs
Use Loan’s Gem Polish
for polishini^ furniture,
hardwood floors and
woodwork for Sprinj?
cleaning. Reasonable in
price and nothing bet
ter.
i
I PRATHER-SIMPSON
FURNITURE CO.
courses.
THIRTEEN CLUI^
WITH .MRS. PITTS
On Friday afternoon Mrs. Hubert
Pitts was hostess to the Thirteen club,
wth six tables arranged for guests.
Mrs. R. J. Pitts, Mrs. Henderson Pitts
and Mrs. J. \y. Pinney as.sisted the
hostess in serving a salad course fol
lowed by fudge cake.
delicious
dinner.
There
for breakfast, luncheon or
is nothing difficult about
Mr. and Mrs. Lyl Leaman of Green
wood, were visitors here last w'eek
Mr. and .Mrs. Harold Hallman of
J
making the scrambled eggs. Break thej Spnngfield, are visiting Mr. and Mrs.
egg«i into a bowl and stir sufficiently! M. (', Pinson.
to break the yolks and mix a little
r Ti T, ,1- , I with the whites. Melt a tablespoon of
Millian, Fayette Henry. R. W. Made.i. a • j- , i
J D n ** 1.' u \i-ii r. ; butter in the pan and imme^iiatelv
J. B. Parrott, L. H. W i ke.s, Bynum *1. l- *u v. , 1
pour in the eggs. Kesp the heat liw
Betts, Goyne Simpson. .Misses Collette
Griffin and Ethel Hunter.
CARD PARTY
FOR FRIENDS ^ _
On Saturday evening Mrs. teaguejcream and cake were .served to the
MUSIC PUPILS
GIVE RECITAL
Following is the program of the
spring recital of .Miss Maude Sumerel.
Harris entertained several friends
with tables arranged for bridge and
rook. Refreshments were served to
the following guests: Misses Ixmise
Tri'bble, Ruby Carter, Anna Bell Hud
son, Polly Elrod, .\lline Newsom,
Nancy Owens, Martha Davidson, Lily
Mae Werts, Me.sdames Hugh Work-
lahi
parents and additional guests.
Duet, “Over Hill and Dale,” F'ngle-
mann—Margaret Moorhead and Miss
Sumerel.
“Sapphire Seas,” Mliott; “.March
.Militaire,” Mon'ison—Mrs. Bruce Gal
loway.
“.A Woodland Frolic,” Valdemar—
so that the butter will not turn dark
^and stir the eggs so that they will be
I smooth and ci'eamy and evenly cook-
led. Turn on a warmed platter wjjen
{they are softly done throughout.
In the meantime make the sauce as
follows: Molt two tablespoons of but
ter in another pan. Put into the pan
a tablespoon or more of coarsely chop-
.\ubrey Hitt left Monday for Cin-
cinnatti.
Dr. and Mrs. J. H. Hawkins and
Miss El ise Hawkins .^pent Sunilay in I
Easley. 1
E. H. Rasor, Mi.s.s .\da Rasir and;
Mrs. .Maude Whiteside visHv'd rela-j
lives in W’are Shoals Sunday. ,
Miss Nell (''lann of Founfa'n lon.i
spent the week-end with Mis.s .Mar
garet Finley.
Albert Dial of Greenwoo<l, spen*
ped onion and a like amount of cliop--Sunday with his parents.
~\N*ateTS,” Truax; "War-
Eve,” Richards^EAline
MISS NEWSOM
ENTERTAINS TEACHERS
On Tuesday evening Miss Alline
Newsom entertained the teachers of
the .Academy Street school at the I thy
Mary Musgrove tea room. The color
scheme of green and white was por
trayed in table .setting and motifs. A
four-cour.se dinner was .s^'rvt^il. A clev
er contest was enjoyed in which Mrs.
John W. Little proved the most suc-
ce«.sful. Dainty hand-made handker
chiefs were presented to all guei-ts
ami a clo.sing feature wa.- a “box par-
'aHlng
blings f^at
Copeland.
Duet, “I.argo,” Handel—Mary Kate
Hollis and .Miss Sumerel.
“Hungarian Dance,” Du Val—Doro-
Smith.
Time." Giebel;
pe<l sweet green pepper. Let them
cook in the butter w-ithout actually
browning and then add a cup and a
half of canneel tomatoes or the equiva
lent of ripe, juicy raw tomatoes, and
c*o<)k gently until the vegetables are
just before Muce aUf
then pile on the rest of the scratnlbUHl
eggs.
Mr. and Alr.s. C harles W^ivkmon of
Special Sale On Musical Instruments
One $18.00 (Guitar at —
$I2.7.'>
One $10.00 Guitar at
$ 7.95
Two $I0..’>0 Banjos at
$ 6.89
One $10.00 Banjo at
$ 6.49
One $7.A.OO V iolin at
$39.50
One $7.00 Banjo Uke
$ 4.49
One $0.00 Ukulele at
$ 3.98
ONE WEEK ONLY
Black Diamond Guitar Sets
89c
2.">c Music Instruction IIiMiks
19c
50c llohner Harps
39c
Hit-cf-the-Week Records
15c
Sheet Music
a:
c and 40c
Galloway-McMillian Book Store
Macaroni Tomatoes
Put alternative layers of boile<l
: macaroni, mixed with a little butter,
Keeping Time, ^ Gieoel; -^PP^^'jand stewed tomatoe.s in a baking di^..
Blos.soms, ' Rolfe—FJeanor ( cjH'land. 'Sprinkle each layer of tomato with a
little minced onion and add salt and
pepper to tH'^te. Have tomatoes on the
!tnp, a(l<l a few fine brea<l crumbs, and
rCook slowly until brown.
-Fran-
Eve
Duet, “Moon Rix’ket,” Rolfe-
ces Bailey and Mi.ss Sumerel,
“On the Stage,” Englemann
lyn McOary.
“Reverie," Behr - IKirothy E<lwar>ls.
“Barcaiolle from (yinTon.” Weber;
“Love Dreams," Browne Mary Kate
ty” at the theatre.
Veneziana,” Liszt
MRS. PE AY HOSTESS TO
ODDS AND ENDS CLUB
On Tue.-'da.v afternoon .Mrs. W. D.
Peay was hoste.ss to the Odds and
Hollis.^
“La Regata
W'illiam Bobo.
"The Glow Worm.” Lineke; "Mo-
zuika Hrilliante,” Kindling — Frances
Bailey,
Duet, “The Beetles Danig*,” Holst
Ends club. .After a ssTies of games
and the regular business meetinlfV ( otieland and .Miss .Sumerel
hostess, assisted by .Mis.s Margaret
Blakely, served a salad course and
iced drink to the follo\sing numbers;
.Misses Margaret Blakely, Katherine
Blakely, Azile Livingston. Gladys Stil-
well, Nannie Young Tribble, Mrs. R.
See 6ur New Watches
For Graduation
A real tribute to your son or
dnuRhtcr—a watch that will be
worn with pride. We have a w ide
“By the Brookstdc,” Bohm Evelyn
.McCrary.
“Enticement,” 'Norris -
Moorhead.
“.My Firstf Piece” — Virginia
erel.
**Country Gafdens,” Grainger
liam Bobo.
Macaror'i and Cheese On Toast
Have ready a cup of macaroni that
has lieen boiled in saltisl wat<*r ami
cut up rathir fine. This means a cuj)
after ciioUing, not Indore, anil the
pieces should he half an inch or more
in length. ,M elt « table.spoon of but
ter in a skillet, and add one tablespinm
of cornstarch and stir until well
inixinl. .Adil a quarter tea.spoon of
^ salt, a dash of cayenne pepixT, and a i
„ .{quarter of a teaspoon of mustard,
argaret .sauce stir first macaroni.
.Sum-
AVil-
then a Half pound of milil -American
chee.se, gratiKl. Stir and simmer gent
ly until the chet>se has nu*lte<l. then
turn the mixture but on"trinngli*s of
toa.sted breail. S<*rve at once.
With It I * Stuffed Potatoes
Irish stew is twst eaten with dump-, S x large pitatix-s, one-half tea-
lings and boileil onions. Roast of beefjsp( (,n par.-^ley, one-half t<-a-p<M)n on-
can be accompanieil by browne 1 jio-iion, j»ej»per, salt. Wash tbe jiotatoe.s
a.ssortment.
them.
('ume in and
FRONTIS
Jewelry Store
Clinton, S. C.
see tatoe.s, string or buttered beans, or j well. Bake them. When done, .scrape
asparagus, Broile i landsteak can In'tout the inside. .Mash light. .Ailil one
pccompanied by mashed or sealloiied teaspmm butter and a little hot milk,
Ipotatoes. cauliflower or asparagus, the parsley and onion, well ehopped,
French frits! potatoes are also a prop-' peppim and salt. Mix well. Fill skins
;er accompaniment of broilisl beid-lu th inixlure ami lirowr in the oven,
steak. Boilerl tongue is served with to
1 mail) sauce and spinach.
NORRIS
• Exqui/ite Candie/
FOR MOTHERS' DAY
Mothers' Day is the Second Sunday in May—•
a day to remember the Mother who never forgets.
For the mother who has never lost her girlhood ap
preciation of fine candy, select the Norris Variety
Box in special Mothers' Day wrapping.
1, 2, 3 and 5-lb. packages, SI.50 the pound. Other
Norris Mothers’ Day packages SI .00 to S7.50.
We are taking advance orders now for Mothers* Day
and will mail or deliver to any address.
SADLER OWENS PHARMACY
**At Union Station** Telephone 400
Program Given For
W. M. U. Auxiliary iiV
of the W.'
to Ik* h<dd i
church
J.
W. Bai-
The follow'ing program
!M. U. Auxiliary meeting,
at Uhestnut Ridge Baptist
-April 2"), has In-en announced by the
president:
I Watihw ird That the Worbl May
Know John 17r2.‘L
Subject -Making Christ Known.
Hymn- Joy (o the World.
Devotional Mrs. C. B. Bfjjio.
Greetings- .Mrs. E. Hall Ramsay.
' Res pi nse.
Introduction of- visitor.s, new pas-
tor.s and their wives.
Ai po'ntmenl of committees;
I (a) Time and I'laee; (b) Ri*solu-
tions; (c) Obituares.
I Election of the nominating commit
tee.
Report and roll call by pre.sidents
of divisions:
Div. 1 — Mrs. Willis Yeargin.
Div. 2 Mrs. ."sloan .Mahon.
Div. ti—Mrs. Edward Long,
Treasurer’s Report—Mrs.
Henderson.
.Mission .Study .Mrs, T. L
ley. '
Personal Seu'vdce — Mis.s Lucia
Barksdale.
Superintendent’s Report—-Miss Al
ice ne Franks.
Hymn.
In.spirational Address—Mrs. 1. W.
MMngo.
Offering—Prayer—Lunch.
Aftemoofi Serision
Devotional—Mrs. E. M, Bostick.
Echoes from State Convention —
Mrs. J, W. Henderson.
Reports from Associate ^Superin-
tendents:
R. A,—Mrs. C. L. Owens.
Y. W. A. and G. A. —Miss Ethel
Simmons.
Sunbeams—Mrs. Guy Smith.
Hymn.
M'ssronary Address—Miss Martha
Franks.
Reports of Committees:
'Time and Place.
Election--of Officer*.
Obituaries,
Resolutions.
Announcements.
Prayer.
Adjournment.
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