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.‘S' ■ PAGE EIGHT THE CLINTON CHRONICLE, CLINTON, S. C THURSDAY; JUNE 18, 1931 WHY A COOKING SCHOOL? MRS. YATES ANSWERS .and Mrs. .lim Cri.sp have moved back I to the city. j Robert McFadden of near Ninety- Six, i.'* visitinff Faye Pinson. In these days of the emancipation'army of recent hride.s, mary of them, of the housewife from irksome kitch- perhaps, living in apartment.* and di.«- en routine, it may be pertinent to ask pensing with .servants eithe.- from why a cooking schwl. Anyone who]economy or lack of need for them. Kv- will stop to answer the question for ery one of thi.s younger group w'll he herself can discover the reasons w.th-1 mtere.steil in a domestic scien.'^e out much difficulty, but Mrs. Beulah course; its instruction and =riforma- Field Meetings For This Week r. B. f’annon, county agent, has schedule^] 12 meetings over the c.ounty Yates, who will do the lecturing, will tion will be turned to good account, jfor the purpo.se of giving demon«tra- undertake t(» outline a few of them. Not many modern girls have Inien giv-(t'ons in the making of .sample and anj’way. 'tm a thorough training in domestic practical mop.s and in api)lying sweet To the woman with servant.*, thry ^rt.*. and few are .so well grounded: p^dson mixture for weevil control, school offer* an opportunity to learn this line as thmr mothers. - very easily in the latest in modern methods applied ^ Unless on- chain of thought has*'^** cotton now, anJ the county agent to the kitchen. Uooking is far tjearer gone far afield, the cooking school a science tinlay than it ever hfts Keen; which will be offered in Clinton June before, calling as it dws. for <arefufj22nd and 23rd wdl prove to be of no measurements of material.*, heat andism.all benefit to the (•(»mmunity. Ev- cold, and time. Culinary a’>j>!ian eryr ne will fine Mrs. Yat<‘S a very giR'ious woman and an instructive speaker. Her me.ssages on home eco- mics will be found to have a prac- ical application, however remote they may appear to be from the customary ntereats of the women of Clinton and v.cinity. 0 have b«‘en improve<j a.s a mean' of lightening the, work of the kit’hen, and these*, no less than the nu*th<':!s should Ih* of great interest to the mistress of the home. Housekeeping or home econom:. is the greatest and mo.st widely flune business in the world. .\s such, ' should b<> of interest to every wom.t in charge of a housekeejiing eslalil’sh j ment to a degree comparable t<» ihe application a man in charge of '> com- mendal enterpri.se gives to h; spec ialty. No successful businy CROSS HILL NEWS Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Rasor and fam- manjiiy an<i .Miss Caroline Matthews are would dare undertake the direction of | jiy Miss (’arolino Matthews spent an industry the latest princiules of j v^^nday in Newberry with relatives, which were not familiar to <'ini~nu| Little Faye Pinson has been quite woman should attempt the manage- but her friends will be glad to ment of a household unle-.i she is ac- know she is improving. ’ quuinted with^ the best method.* for, Jim Hugh Austin is at the Citizens its Conduct. training camp at Fort Moultrie, Futher than this, there is the small! Miss Virginia Calhoun, who taught the past session in North (.’urolina, is advi.ses farmers to u.se thi.s simple methfxl of weevil control, which is very inexpensive. Four meeting were held yesterday and today’s meetings are a.s follows: y. a. m.—E. A. Adams place, near Cross Hlil. 10:30 a. m.—W. Rryan Martin, near Mountville. ’’ 1:00 p. m.—C. W. Stone, ^'linton. 2:41>- R. Hall F'leming’s store, .Spar-i tanburg road. . j Friday’s program' 9 a. m.—Robert Harris’ store, Young’s school section. 10:30 a. m.— F. L. .Meintire, Grays school section. 1:00 p. m.— R. R. Chapman, railroad crossing near Fountain Inn, I.uiurens- Greenville highway 2:45 p. m.—W.'^lter Gray. Eden sec tion. The meetings will last about one hour. 0 0 Mrs. Beulah Yates Has Chosen Our QUALITY BREAQ for Her Cooking School Next Week in .11 s|)ending her vacation with her moth* er, Mrs. Mamie Calhoun, 5^ Tftiiatlr^TiKTLi' ing their sister, Mrs. Ne'ttles, in Penn- In memorv of the life and work of | ■'^ylvania our friend and honorary member, J. F. Jacobs, we, the members of the (’linton Rotary club, do hereby express oui submission to the will of the Heavenly Father in taking him from our mi«lst into his eternal rewanl. He was a in;in who delighted in nmv ng his, community. He di<l in truth live u|) to our motto, “.Service Above .S‘*lf.’' No task was toq harxl for him to uinlertake, providing he could See where it would be of benefit to his city or slate. Me was interested in good roads and s|K*nt much of his valuable time H. (b liCaman of Columbia, spent the wcek-i*nd with his parents. - Miss Blanche Austin is attending Furman university summer school. .Mrs. Leonora .Major and, .Mrs. Hay RATS DIE 80 do mice, once they eal RAT-SNAP. And thej^ Nllc^ Tt>r tf—^Iry a pafittige. Cats and dogH won’t touch it. Rats pass up all food to get RAT-SNAP. Three hIzch. 3.5c size — 1 cake — enough for Pantry, Kitchen or Cellar. 6.5c size —^2 cakes — for Chicken llou.se, c<M)ps, or small buildings. | $1.25 size—5 cakes—enough for' Mitt are attending sutnmer school at . **11 farm and out-buildings, storage Newberry college. Mrs. Major will •>uildings. or factory buildings. lc;*.(h in the Cross Hill school next session. .Mrs, Lilia Austin is visiting rel.a- tives in Greenwood thi.s week. Charles Henry Leaman and Annie Denny are attemling the Young Peo ple’s coference in Clinton this week. Miss .Sara Ruth Thoijip.son has re- turru'd home^ after spending several Sold and gUMrantet>d by VOl’NG’S I’HARMACY 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 M atchless in quality, and moderate in price, QUALITY Bread meets every need of Clinton housewives and is daily winning their favor. It i.s made of t-he finest flour and other ingredients and comes to you attrac tively wrapped. OUR QUALITY PRODUCTS ARE ON SALE AT A GROCER NEAR YOU Call For Quality Products By Name WEEK-END SPECIAL - QUALITY POUND CAKE Quality Bread — Rolls — Cakes iSjf=df==ir=Jr=sif=ii=di^f==ir==JF=:Jr==Jr==If=I;df=df==Ji=Jr=:Jr==ir=:ir=ui==JrSilB=Jf==Jiss[f=51l- in efforts to l>uil<l up the road sys- ^eek.s in Newberry and Columbia, tern, with the re-ult that the ( alhoun .lunior Christian Endeavor so- h.ghwa\, the .Lu'olis highway, and enjoyed a vveiner roast down in many others slami as morniments to ‘ pasture Friday after- his untiring efforts. |noon. Mr.*.’ Leonora Major and Mrs. He was a loving^hiisband and father, K. .bmes Ix-ing leaders, a strong and wise citizen and a man' Kl,.am)r'’l)inl is attending sum- of .sterling worth in every walk "f at'the University of .South life, IVe «*xten(l our In-arffelf syin I'arolina. jrathy to the family in their bereave- Hawkins is visiting k im‘nt. .May the m«*mory of bis life ami (ives in Easley. -r S5T tfOUn CfjfoMfj ii //★ I- Don’t Rasp Your Throat work lie an incentive to «*ach of them to carr\ on in tbe jiatbs ami iti tile (lirrstion wbi<'h In* trod. We ask that a co|)y of tbi* rial be sent to the family, that a <opy lie given to The Clinfon Cbrotiicle for pulilication, ami that it be rcrordeil in 1 be mill r.cs of tlu' club. Tin; Cl l\TO\ BorAKY club. .Mr. ami Mrs. .loc L. Giitbric spent Sunday in Easley.with relatives. •Mis. W , I,. Daniel of Greenwood, memo- sjieiit .Saturday with her father. .Mrs. S. \ U'amin and Miss Mar- gand B.isor are vi il'ng redative^ in .\ugu.sta. 'I'he many friends of .Mrs, Ida Crisp He L'^lad to know that she ami .Mr. With Harsh _ ASK YOUR NEIGHBOR ,\sk about (LUr Vanilla Extract, if you haven’t tried it .i^'t. We haNe had more compliment.s on it than anythin^!: \ve’\e ever sold. Reason: HiRh (Quality — I.k)w CosO^ .1 07.. .’{.‘U* t> 07.—frllc 1(» 07.— .No Compounds — No Colorinj;:. .M.'-o same hi^h quality and low prices on Lemon and Pineapple Extracts. SADLER-OWENS PHARMACY .\t Union Station” Telephone 400 I r r ito nts "Reach for a LUCKY instead" ;vj.p <► i Ol O O' ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ♦ DAD HAS HIS DAY Father’s Day, June Nationally Observed Buy him something to wear. Eve started Hand the daughters of Eve inherited it. Eve gave Adam the opplo/ and it seems that Adam must have passed it on. For every man and every woman has an Adam’s Apple. Put your finger on your Adam’s Apple «that is your larynx/ your voice box — it contains your vocal chords. Consider your Adam’s Apple —when you do so, you are considering your throat— your vocal chords. Don’t rasp your throat with harsh irritants. Reach for a LUCKY instead. Herein America LUCKY STRIKE is the only cigarette which brings you the added benefit of the exclusive ''TOASTING'^ Process, which includes the use of modern Ultra Violet Rays. It is this exclusive process that expels certain harsh irritants present in oil raw tobaccos. These expelled irritants ore sold to manufocturers of chemical compounds. They ore not present in your LUCKY STRIKE. And so we say ^^Consider your Adam’s Apple.^^ TU N E IN—The Lucky Strike Dance Orchestra, every Tues> <luy> Thursday and Saturday evening over N. B* C. net* works. 4 I It’s toasted Including the use of Ultra Violet Roys Sunshine AAallows—Heat Purifiet YeurThroa* Protectiow-apoinst irrhorioo—opoinst coupli