The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, June 25, 1931, Image 3
THURSDAY, JUNE 25, 1931
IHE CLINTON CHRONICLE. CLINTON. S. a
SOCIETY EVENTS
OF
INTEREST TO WOMEN
Mrs. Larry B. Dillard. Society Editor.' Telephone 154
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MRS. SWANSEN
HONORS MISS McLEMORE
On Thursday afternoon Mrs. Swan'-i ‘'^
head and Mrs. P. E. Strickland
I [recipes item by item, and then pro-'
Icccd in the preparation of it. fully ex-1
jplaininjr as She proceeded just howj
teach inffredient is handled. It was
,amazinfr how she cr'uld turn out'so |
[many different kinds of appetizing
food in the short space of time al-
sen entertained with two tables of i Those enjoying this delightfifl oc-
bridge in honor of Miss Mary McLe- Mesdames Delany, Strick-
' i lowed. Many of the lovely dishes cook
led by her were given away each after-
! noon as prizes, as well as several elec-
Itric appliances and various food pro
ducts from manufacturers with their
compliments.
. . , , . , I Mrs. Yates expressed herself as dc-
M"'!'* “ with Clirtott .nd the eortlia!
reception received from the Clinton
ladies, as well as the splendid co-oper-
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more. Those present were: Misses Mc-
Lemore, Jamie Little, Mary Pinson.
Medora Browning Collette Da%ns, Sa-^
die Chandler and Mrs. Felder Smith, ^orkman,
Mi«s Browning held top score and
Miss Little low score. The honor guest
was also presented wdth an attractive
gift. A salad course and tea were
serve<i.
Ace Workman and Miss
Margaret Warren, all of Goldville;
Mrs. Ansel Godfrey of Abbeville, Mrs.
BRIDGE TEA FOR
GREENWOOD VISITORS
Charles Workman of Mountville, Mes
dames Rex Phillips, Fayette Henry,
Misses Mable Aldred, Leila Norman,
Marion Copeland, Catherine Blakely
and Janie Lois Lynn, all of Clinton.
stated that the public-spirited co-oper
ation of manufacturers and local mer-
1 chants had helped greatly in making
the school attractive and practical. In
a very charming fashion, Mrs. Yates
expressed her appreciation of .the co
operation received and asketl the au-
Idience to join her in a vote of thanks
Ho all who had assisted in any way.
Mrs. Yates’ school was a wonderful
success. Clinton housewives attend
ing her clas.-^es have already express
ed the hope thgt she will return to
Clinton next vear.
I)AN( K STI DIO
FOR (TIILDREN
On last Thursday afternoon, Mrs. P.
A lovely affair of the past week k. Strckland and Mrs. P. B. Mitchell
was the bridge tea given by Mi.sses honored Mrs. J. L. Delaney, a ret'ent
Sara Knox in hohor of Misses Elenor! bride, and Miss Ltdla Norman, a bride-
Player, Frances and Marina Bradford I of the summer, with a miscel-
of Greenwood. Bridge was enjoyed on laneous shower at the home of Mrs.
the^rch. After the rounds Miss Lidie i Strickland. The living room was dec-
Davis was found to hold high score oj-ated with Shasta daisies while the
and Miss Emma Little low score. To dining room was made lovely by vases
these and the honor guests were pre- of larkspur and nasturtiums. Attrac-
sented attractive gifts. In addition to tive yellow and green rose buds serv-
these, other guests were: Misses Geor- _ _
gia B. Blakely, Hazel Boland, .Alma j onints. Six tables were arranged for:^*^^’ an<l rtiusical comod.\
Davis, Rosanna \ ance, iielime Davis, I which the guests enjoyed play-1 ing will be taught the children.
Cleon Pitts, Rosalie .fones, Jeanette | ing for a while. I Mrs. Timmerman studied dancing at
Crawford, Janet Leake and Bert Peay. | \ salad course and sweet course, I University of (ieorgia and took a
A delightful salad course was Jerome Dancing
Mrs. E. .\1. Timmerman of this city,
has opened a dramatic dance studio
ed as baskets for yellow and j^reen *^^*^*^ ^^^^** ( ontennial street. Bal-
Colgate’s Toolii Paste
FREE!
WITH EVERY PURCHASE OF ANY TOILET
article made by THE^
COLGATE-PALMOLIVE CO.
f
LOVELY I’A RTIES i ed by Mrs. _R. L. Martin. _ .
AT GOLDVILLE .A^er the rWreshments. little An-
On last W’ednesday afternoon Mrs. nette Moorhead, with the help of Mrs.
R. L. Martin and Mrs. J. C. Purker- Strickland, Mrs. Mitchell and Mrs.
son of Goldville entertained in honor I Moorhead, brought in the gifts, which
of Mrs. J. L. Delany, a recent bride] were many, for Mrs. Delaney and
of Goldville. The party was given on [Miss Norman. ^
the spacious lawn of Mrs. Martin.' Enjoying this delightful occasion | ^ on t
Baskets of flowers beautifully dec- were .Mesdames J. L. Delaney, A. D. ^
orated the lawn. There were five ta-j Barron, .1. J. Clark, J. R. DuBois, 11.,
hies arranged for rook. The tallies for E. Bullington,- (I. N. Foy, Ace W’ork-1
the occasion were attrai-tive automo- man, Bruce Galloway, J. H. Dendy, W.
bile hacks on which was written “.lust A. .Moorhead, R. L. Martin, Misses
Married.” .Margaret Warrei., Sara Clark of Gold-
Mrs. Delany was presented a lovely ^ ville; Misses Leila Norman, Mable .Al-
gift for her home. dred, Zelinie Davis, Maude Sumerel,
Miss l.,eila Norman, bride-elect of Janie Ixiis Lynn, Catherine Blakely,
the summer, was also honored with a Mesdames Ldwani liong, T. L. VV.
dainty gift for :ier trousseau. Bailey, Mike Caskey, B. H. .Suddeth,
Mrs. .Martin and .Mrs. Purkerson of Clinton, and Mrs. Dalton Carp<*n-
were assisted bv Mrs. \V. A. Moor- ter of Newberry.
Buy a 25c tube of Colgate’s Tooth Paste and get
one 25c tube FREE. You may get a free 25c tube
of Colgate’s Tooth Paste With One Palmolive
Shampoo, or Cashmere Bouquet Soap, or Palm
olive Shaving Cream, or Vaseline Hair Tonic, or
with any 50c item in either of these two well-
known lines of quality merchandise.
This Offer Good Till Supply of Free
of their New York studio. Twenty
children have already- enrolled in the!
school. I
Our
Silverware
IS ‘aiavays charminc
you visit our store and
see our splendid assortment,
prices will please vou.
FRONTIS
Jewelry Store
Clinton. S. C.
Sadler-Owens Ptiarmamcii
COHNKR .\T UNION ST.ATION
PHONES .377 and 400
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COOKING SCHOOL CLOSES
WITH SPLENDID APPROVAL
ERRORS OF J^UDGME
Biff ( rnwds Gather At School Auditorium for Culinary Lessons
By Mrs. Beulah Yates. Many Deliffhtful Bits of Advice Given
In Attractive Wav and l^izes Awarded. •
NOW
No similar event for the women of
C'linton has excelhsl in interest and
attendance the fine crowds that gath
ered at the high st hool auditorium
Momkiy and Tues<lav afU‘rnoons for
the Electric Cooking school conducted
by Mrs. B(ulah Yates, nationally
known home economist, umler the eiis-
l»;ces of the city’.'! water and light de
partment, local distributors for Hot-
point electric stoves.
The a’lsorhing interest and enthu
siasm with which the ladies followed
.Mrs. Yates’ di.scussions and made
notes of special pointers to be imme
diately applied at home, weie impres
sive features of the classes. Mrs.
Yates completely justified her repu
tation for conducting a school with
charming simplicity and with edii-'a-
tional benefit. Cookery in all of its
ramifications was discussed in a man
ner call ulated to give the audience
soriK'thing to take home in the way of
ideas for simplifying the complicated
and ofUm. monotonous functioning of
a household.
The school was held in the audito
rium with the .stage converted into
the most important room in the hou<e
—the kiti her in it® modern and <-om-
plete furnishings. Two late model Hot-
point electric ranges, a beautiful Hoos-i
ier kitchen cabinet, the latest model
General Electric refrigerator, white
enameled top tables, to say nothing
of the attractive dishes, ImiwIs and i
cooking utensils, were all the oiiject
of much admiration from all sides of
the auditorium.
In proceeding with the preparation
of foods, Mrs. Yates would give the
IMPOSSIBLE
• STAiVDARD
RAXING SCAIR
forSeetne Sigjriqtration
Celebrating Colgate’s 125th
Anniversary!
A large size 25c tube of Colgate’s
RIBBON DENTAL CREAM
FREE!
With your purchase of any of th^se
famous toiletries
COtGATE’S RIBBON DENTAL CREAM
Large.H selling toothpaste in America. Regular price . 2.*>c
PALMOLIVE SHAVING CREAM
Largest selling shaving cream in the woHd. Regular price .^.^c
COLGATE’S RAPID-SHAVE CREAM
Its small bubble lather makes shaves last longer. Regular pric* S-tc
PALMOLIVE SHAMPOO
Eargest selling olive oil shampoo—leaves hair soft, fluffj, and
controlable. Regular price
PALMOLIVE SHAVE LOTION
Leaves the face tingling, fresh and clean. Sella regularly for .50c
COLGATE’S AFTER SHAVE
Gives fine after effects to Uie skin. Sells regularly for - 50c
VASELINE HAIR TONIC
Keeps hair glossy «nd soft-textured.
No. 1 bottle sells regularly for
No. 2 bottle sells regularly for 70c
Young’s Pharmacy
“The Old Reliable”
Telephone 19
• Is the refrigerHtor iii!miifncfiircd by
a n liiitih* c<iiu(N«ny mIiIi proper ex-
|M‘rieiice in the electric rcfrigernl ion
field?
• Has it plenty of food »’nl sin If
spin
• Is the cabinet itself vxell de-igned,
stnrdil) luiillaiul propi rlx itisnlalrd?
• Is there proxision for the fre</ing
»)f an :ide(piati' siipplx of ice cubes.''
... if you choose an
eU^ctric refrif^eraWr by
this exact moch^m
method . ..
To select an electric refrip;crator
by means of the Standard
Rating Scale is just like taking
a refrigeration expert with you.
You canY overlook a single
important factor. The isolated
^features” that are ofU;n over
emphasized fall into their
proper place. In just five
minutes yon get a true picture
of the kind of satisfaction any
refrigerator vrill give'over the
years. It is in this way that we
want yon to jndge^Kelvinalor.
Come in and the Scale.
((^)iiitntity of ic4‘ rather than riiinibcr
of <’ii1m‘s. which may Iw of laij;i* or
Hiiiall si/(^.should l>c taken into (xai-
nidcration.)
• Will the refriffcrntor constantly
maintain a |»ro(M‘r temperature for
the preservation of fcsKls?
• (-an the fr^zing of ice culsw and
dmae.rts l>e H(>ee<le<l up when the
need arineti? *
• (^an this extra freezing sf>eed for
ice cube# had without aire<ting
the temperature on the frssl sheKes?
(I'ou low a teiuja-rature on the shelv«‘S
will, of ooune, injure f(K>d.)
• Is there a place to keep i<e cream,
meat, fish, game, “cpiick frosted’’
f(x>ds or extra ice cnlies indelinitely
at a be/Mc freezing tem{MTature?
• Are these variou.s U‘ni[ier8tiires (u.
extra fast fr»>«*zuig; 6. fa.st freav.iiig;
e. ls‘low freezing for st/iragc; and d.
normal food presiirvalion temi>eJT*-
Inre) aiUornaJirally maintained witlt-
oid any alUtdion from tfte rntner?
• Dim's the refrigerating unit oywrate
often or infrequently? ffhe fewer
“stops" and “starts" the longer the
unit will last and the less it (^osts
Uj run.)
• How lung will the ersding unit
anitimie to asd the refrigerator
even tlxajgh the current is shut off?
(Hefrigeratiun should continue for
10 or 12 hours.)
• Cian the back parts of all shelves,
even the lowest, be reachexl without
kneeling or sitting down?
• Has provision been made for keep
ing vegetables fresh and crisp?
• Cian the refrigerator top t>e used to
*’aet thiiigadown for a moment’’ while
the ooDtenta of the cabinet are being
te-arranged ?
• Win the refrigerator add to the
■ttractiTeDeM oi the kitchen?
a Haa tImeqierieDoe of uaers over a
of yaart proved the re-
a^ dependable?
E. M. TIMMERMAN
SALES AND SERVICE
Phone 101 ai Smith’s Pharmacy Clinton, S. C.
Tk. Kml.inmtmr ttm.
.bidmt modala priemd from
$I74J§^ /. o. b.fmetory, up-
aaarsL onmof may
ha jMvcIbaaad «• thaBaDi*-
C» Monthly fkuiptt Flan.
YEAR
GUARANTEE
Kelvinatoi
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