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f THURSDAY, MAY 7, 1931 THE CUNTON CHRONICLE. CLINTON. S. C * ! SOCIETY EVENTS Cottons Suit the Summer Season ‘EXCELLENT, PLUS!” The followinjT editor ;!! fr'nn The i achievement.” for the rating: “^atirfactory.” To w:t> the ralinjf ‘'excellent, plus,’' is a real OF INTEREST TO WOMEN Mrs. Larry B. Dillard, Society Editor. Telephone 154 TO PRESENT !ca:ne as a pleasant surprise to the OPEREITA I many friends of the couple, only a se- On the evenings of May 19 and 20, leci few ha\nng been informer! of the the Academy Street school will pre-1 ceremony. The bride is a Clinton girl sent an operetta, “The Palace of Care- ^nd a popular member of the young lessness" in two acts. The first pre sentation will be for the patrons of set in the city. . , , , . - “Mike" is probAbly P. C.’s greatest th.. school aod the second evening for ^ any interested friends. . ' u v u- •. i *. • ,man. He has won his varsity letter in I football, basketball, boxing,'baseball, ■ tennis and competitive rifle firing. He TEACHERS HAVE “CET-TOGEI HER” , , „ , , . , * On Tuesday evening the teachers of I"' ''' “'‘errate captam of the foot- .Academy Street school enjoyed their <'< annual get-together night. The occas-i^^'‘ boxing team. He is a member-of fon was held this year at the home of'the junior class, having entertNl last Miss ('ollette Griffin, and in banquet year from a junior college in Wichita style a picnic lunch was served. Trus-i Falls, Texas, which is his home, tees, principals and Mr. and Mrs. ,1. The young couple plan to make their H. Witherspoon were honor guests, j ia Clinton until Mr. I'a.skey has received^ hfs college degree. AIKOCK-DAVIS ANNOCNCEMENT The following announcement from an Orlando, ETa., paper, of past week: “I>r. and Mrs. J. Dean Adcock an-i nounce the engagement of IS the MCSIC CLl B ENJOYS PIUMIRA.M On Saturday afternoon the Junior .Music club met with Evelvn MeCTarv .. . and enjoye<l the following program: . r n y ♦ n T v...,' “Hop, Skip, Jump,” and “Popping daughter, Emma Caroline, to Dr. John I , . , . »» . D j M - Com, W nght—.Ame Jacobs. H. Davis, Jr., son of Rev. and Mrs. ? .. ,• „ ,, . , , u TA ■ e 1 » Ai« Wodland rrolic,” Valdemar, and John H. Davis, of Tuscaloosa, Ala.,L._,, u i j t' . \f i j . K' 'ru AAi !o Vex' Through hield and Eorest,’ Vogel— and Montxeat, N. C. The wedding is to.^ - . _ , , , . ’ , , „ - Dorothy Edwards, take place in early June. ' The bride-elKt is . graduate ..JCo kftr cpjlegii, \}L Hartay ille^ State of yesterday: i “f ongratulations ' > tb' . P ’ v{e-i KILLS RATSi lian College, Clinton, John Mj.Sween,; president! The W’ar department, for^ the second consecutive year, has awardiHl to the Reserve Officers’’”"^ that’s RAT-SNAI*, the old rp,.„- • „' relialile rodent des'rever. Comes in Tiaining Corps of the college the rat-' , •• , ' in.* ..c „ 11 a 1 ..re,. cakes—no mixing with other food. I'lus. Xho unit i i ‘a r •! ’ I lour money bark if it fails. recently iiisjiectisl for the department . , , , , hd^^Th" Sr Ki.'ch7„',r’r..nar.'"’' “^''’ b..i soon, TheiState regrets, to depart for a new station in Arizona; and anv- u ^ ~ ^ Chicken one who know.s at all that spirited, I conscientious officer know’s that his'* S1.2.') size—7t cakes—enough for I inspection was thorough He spent out-buildingw, storage Two days on the campus and put the j’’"''*’''”'''’ buildings. 'Corps through its paces in many ways,! *>y including written examinations. The’ YOUNG’S PHARMACY standard of requirement is high;'even' ‘Just .Another W’altz.” Moore *'a grlrftriitte'*^ son college and received his degree of doctor of philosophy at the Univer- ise,” Beethoven — Jeai. lojTiF. Music of the Rain,” Bilboo-—Fran- sity of Chicago. A year ago he joined! the Presbyterian college facu’ty a.S| head of the rh'partment of biology and j is veVy popular with the stu lent body | and faculty members. The announce-^R^^^'^ENIOR ment of his approaching marriage will 'I HI(«H S( HOOL be of cordial interest to his many friends in the city. 'JpHK luoUe for suU.h Is KrowliiK ^apace, for nothing l.s more practical In the wardrobe than u suit, rhanglng its indivi^duality as it does with each change of lilouse. In sutninertline, when Mirying actlvjjiea make so mam^^^ddltloniU di linMiilM UllfiGI|w.th*‘ wa6F*#T*obe, twlJ smartly suited woman is always in ttie forefront of fashion. .•\t tile right la shown a typIcaJ ■sports suit of eotton tweed. Cater ing to the fashion for plaids and the \ogue for contrasting Jackets, this model In blark-and-whlte I’omhlnow plaid jacdiel with a plain tweeil skirt. ’I'lie Jaektl, with its tuxedo front and rounded pejilnm treatment, displays to advantage the ruffled lilouse of dotli'd swi.ss. A piping of red outlines the douiile Jabot of the blouse and gives smart color accent to this versatile ros- sheers^., amrir 'RurrfTfl?Si&^ fashion with a i’arlslan liuck- ground. At tlie left is sliown a suit of printed cotton net in Idaok with lirlghl lioraJs of ehai treusi*. red and Idue. A lielt of patent leather gives a smart touch in keeping wltli Hie distinetlve lines of this w»“aral)le afternoon suit. ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ A Barrel of Vanilla Extract Sounds Like a Lot of Vanilla Rut we are selling a lot. We bought a barrel a few days ago from Parke-Davis & Co. This is absolutely the best Vanilla Extract made by anybody, anywhere. It is not a “compound,” but is made of the best Mexican Vanilla Bean, Alcohol and Water. No tonka or other cheap adulterants. TB ■iLbai'J'eLquantities to ^t rock ’ trttoirrqjricf Ind^^S^gTlT^a on to you with our special prices at: fear POPri..\R ATHI.hrrE WEDS (M.INTON GIRL .An announcement of unusual inter est to the .students of I’resby^ .‘rian college and friends in the city, was that by Mr. and Mrs. T. L. Cooper last Friday of the marriage of their daugh ter, Alma Ruth, to M. P. “.Mike” (’as- key, popular stmlent at the col'egc.; j Junior-senior! What a wealth of 'pleasant anticipation those words sug- Igest! The junior clas.s of the (’linton I high school entertained the seniors I with a banijuet at the Mary Musgrove Uea room on Friday night. May 1. Toe jtea r(K>m was transformed into a s.-'ene of beauty by a large Ma,vpole v.'.“i , vari-colored streamers in nastel shades stretching across the wi<lth cf Ithe room. On the long tables at inter vals were placed diminutive Maypides will long be remembered by those who attended. Much crtxlit is due to the junior class, to Mi.sses Werts and Kirven, who directtnl the jilans, to Mrs. Franks at the tea room, and to the sopho- more.s and freshmen who served. All of these helped to make the occasion one of complete success. Keep Your Shoes In Good Shape V\e use only (he best materials, skilled workmen, and j>;uarantee first-class work. lO The marriage took place in Elberton, iwith streamers reaching to each pl itc. Ga., on .April 11th. The announcement’ Ivong yellow tapers burneil in tu’l can-i delabra, and around on the walls huiig lovely May-day baskets. I .Miss Nannie Sue A<lair.' pre^ideut rf the junior class, presided as toast- mistress. Toasts were given to the faculty by f’opie MK'rary, to the sen- ^ _ “7 inrsd^y Fxlizabrth-Blakely,-to thf-trL-iH- An important occatvion! We tees by Billy Owens, and to the school can offer you real help in select- by James Addison. J. H. 'Wither.xpiMtn, inj; the (Jift—stroll throil>;h our Dr. T. L. W. Bailey and Lydie Leake Brighten Mother’s Day ‘W’e Make Old Shoes New /or fho om MdNTOSH’S SHOE SHOP 3 oz. bottle — 33c — 11c per oz. 6 oz. bottle — 59c — less than 10c oz. 16 oz. bottle - $1.39 - less than 9c oz. ! <► This Vanilla P]xtract is the best made and cheapes- than any of the other better brands. CUR QUANTITY BUYING MEANS SAVING FOR YOU. SADLER-OWENS PHARMACY ‘At Union Station” , Telephone 400 ^ i)i/ A/oncu Hart \ 1 store and see the values offered president of the senior class, resp./iid- ed. Retwpim courses, ('e<‘il Barnhard*. ‘and .lack Wither.-poon provideil (<»itir- t'linnient. The I’re.shyterian college or- chc stia aildc-l much to the oc<‘asion ny playing throughout the ev^oving. Tb< i singing of the alma mater brought to ,a clo.se a junior-senior bamiue^ that from 50c up. FRONTIS Jewelry Store Clinton, S. C. /PRING Accepted Idij Ckic Faskionatles The Footwear successes of Spring: and Sum mer await your selection. Pumps, Oxfords and Strap Slippers in an amazing: variety of leath ers, colors and trimmin.'^s. Each one is smarter and more becoming than the next. A Complete Size Range Including Footwear for Those Hard to Fit Hot ('hocolate Satire In a pnrocla'n saucejian boil togeth er one cut) of water and a half eup of granulated sugar for fivi* minutes, and' then stir in slowly five tablespoon.s of glid'd ehiwolate that has been dis- M)lve<i in a tal)U*.'-poon of rii h milk or than cream. Stir until thick and j .smooth, remove from the fire, a<id vanilla flavoring to taste, lifoit thor oughly and serv<‘ hot on vanil+a ice j creanTl)r cottage pudding. ; VALUABLE PRIZES EVERY WEEK FREE! Nut Croquefles ' But one cun of chofiped roasted peanuts into a bowl, add tw > cups niHshe<l potat(K‘.s, a (juarter of a tea- sjioon of gratcnl nutmeg, half a tea-1 spoon of white pepper, one teaspoon of white jH'pper, one teaspoon ^if s;ilt,' one teaspoon of onion juice, one table spoon of chirpiied parsley and on<‘ large beaten egg. Mix and form into neat cnxjuettes. Din them in flour, then brush over with beaUm egg, roll in fine bread('rumb.s and fry in smok- 1 n g-hoT TuT. To the Ladies of This Community In ol'dei* that you may become bettei* acquainted with oui* method of doing business, which is built upon Sei-vice, Honest Weights, Fair Pi’ices and Quality Mei-- .chapdise, we will give away, beginning May Ifith, AR- SQLUTFLY FREE - Sally Lunn Here’s the way to make Sally Lunn: Sitt together one riint flour, one and one-half t< aspoons-haking jiowder, onel half tea.sjioon .salt. Stir in the beaU n yolks (rf two eggs mixed with one-half cup melted butter. Beaf hard, a.ld the whites whipped to a stiff froth. Hake j in well-greased muffin pan.s in a hot oven. EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT AT 7 O’CLOCK FIVE VALUABLE PRIZES Prizes for Saturday, May 16th, will be: Closing Program At Cross Hill 1st Prize—48 lbs. Omega Flour. 2nd Prize—10 lb. Kingan’s Reliable Ham. ord Prize—25 lb. Sack Sugar. 4th Prize—8 lb. Bucket Lard. 5th Prize—12 Cans No. 2 Tomatoes. j The graduating exercises of the 'Cross Hill high school will be held in Ithe school auditorium h’riday evening at eight o’clock. The literary address will be delivered by Dr. John MeSween of this city, and the exercises will/be ; presided over by V. P. Weldon, super- 1 intendent of the school. With each 50c paid on accounts or for cash purchases,- you will be given a ticket entitling you to a chance at one of the Free Prizes. I The following class program will be j given: j‘ Salutatory Sara Lanford j Class History Vivian Arant j Class Poem Anne Denny j Class Prophecy Frances Walker ' Class Wili .*. Martin Boyce I Valedictory Alyne McNeil Members of the graduating class are: j Vivian Arant, Martin Boyce, Doro- jthy Cromer, Kathryn Denny, Anne : Denny, Sara I.Anford, ATyne McNeil, Frances Walker, Aurelia Watkins, El- dora Workman. Drawing every Saturday evening at 7 o'clock. You must be pre^nt to win. Drop in—ask for information, see the Valuable Priz es that are to be given our customers FREE with our compliments. ’ V Baldwin’s Grocery L/kURLNS, s.c. Class officers are: j President Martin Boyce j Vice-President Dorothy Cix>mer -j Secretary-Treasurer .. Alyne McNeil “Home of Good Things To Eat” Telephones 99 and 100 s i&ndiBMHKrjaiiiltfiBIiiWaiiBaBiY'i .'ii‘"aTiri'^Y ir” i i -i 1 -i 11 11