The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, July 02, 1931, Image 3
THURSDAY, JULY 2, 1931
THE a.INTON CHRONICLE. CUNTON. S. C.
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soci£ty events
OF
INTEREST TO WOMEN
Mrs. Larry B. Dillard. Society Editor. Telephone 154
IT ?S\i7*S-kY*xv 'i.v* ■ •'v*v, v ■' ■
ROOK PARTY FOR jAssistinjc on the two occasions were:
ABBEVILLE VISITOR 'Mrs. R. \V. Wade. Mrs. .1. R. Parrott
On Wednesday afternoon Miss and Miss Georgia B. Blakely.
Louise Levi of Abbeville, a jfuest ofj j
Miss Evel>-n Chambers, was honored' lqvELY F.WOR |
with a rook party by Miss MargaretipoR MISS BLALOCK i !
Moorhead. Places were arranged for| On Tuesday n^orping Mi.ss Nannell j
twenty-four guests. Punch and a sweet ■ Blalock was the honoree at a party
course were served. given hy Mrs. R. C. Adair and Mrs. j
'Henry’ M. Young. Early summer flow-j
SMITH-BELUE adorned the home of Mrs. .\dair|
Mim Ruth Smith of this city, and,and eight tables were arranged for'
Earle Belue of Watts Mill, were unit-; bridge. Mrs. John W. Little assisted
ed in marriage Saturday, June 13, bylthe hostesses in serving a salad course
the Rev. H. O. Chan>l^r, pastor of i and an ice course. Miss Blalock was
Broad Street Methodist church. The j presented with a bride’s book, and
wedding took place at 8 o’clock at the ! Miss .Agnes .Anderson, a bride-elect of
.Methodist parsonage. summer, was also remembered with a
piece of pottery.
Out-of-town guests were: Mrs. Rob-
Ar-
SHOWEU FOR
nVO BRIUES-ELECT
On Wednesday morning Mr.s
thur Little, Mrs. P. B. Bailey
Mrs. Jack .Anderson entertained, hon
oring two brides-elect of the summer.
Misses Agnes Anderson and Nannell
Blalock. A salad course and tea were
served to the neighbors.
ert Moore, Mrs. William Moore and
Mrs. George Williams, Jr., of York;l
and Miss Marion Fort of Grt'enville, N. <
Mr.s. Ros.s I). V oung. Mrs. Duckett'
Young, Mrs. L. B. Mas.soy, and Miss i
Doris Young, of I.aiirens; Miss Kath-;
leen Hack (tf Greenville; Mrs. Bonner'
Harvley of Greenwood; Mrs. Sam Ev-
At an unexpected moment little jans of Laurinburg, N. C.; and Mrs. N.
Billy Bailey, dressed as a peddler, be-| P. Dow of Knoxnlle, Tenn.
.stowed his wares upon the l»)norees.!
Thie guests were also entertained by NOK.MA-N-JOHNSON
hemming tea napkins which were also
presented to the guests of honor
xpijaiiikjgjsiii™
^ BRIik; E P A KTY FOR
COLUMBIA VISITOR
On Tuesday morning
Sadler entertained with
of bridge in honoi-* of
Wertz of Columbia. The
>
On Wednesday afternoon at four
o'clock at the home of the bride’.''
Ml*a LeBijj
Parsnip Saute [ ter absorbs and the edges of th©
Havdng boiled the parsnips, cut j snips become .slightly browned; <io
them in long narrow strip' like cic-ar-j allow them to fry cri.sp. Chop a
jettes. Put them into a sau;c-p'''i withlspoonlW of parsley fine, stir it,
a large lump of drioping- or Y’ ter, jpeppei^
and shake occasiona-’v until the but-
i peppei
!serve.
and .salt, into the parsnips
BOOKS
BOOKS
50c Each
BOOKS
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Our display of .'50c books is to your aih antaue. (’on»-
plete your library by adding a few to it. Some .sold for
merly as high as $2.50 each.
RECENT ADDITIONS TO OUR RENTAL LIBRARY
. ARE THE FOLLOWING:
—“Road Back” *-“Broadwav Virgin”
—“The Good Earth” —“Green Hell”
—“Married I^ve” —“Millie”
—“The Square Circle” —“Mary Faith”
—“Education of a Princess —“Impatient Virgin
GALLOWAY-McMILLlAN
BOOK STORE
I,
Mrs.
three
Mrs. W
hostess,
Irene TCorman and Charles-W. Johnson
were quietly married in the presence
R. FL of a few intimate friends and imme-
tablesjdiate family connections.
S. I .As the gue.st.s gatherexl Miss Maude
as-jSumerel played “F>trel!eta,” by Ponce.
'nH K_ V ogu.tor. -wJiilii.. -CO atin u ea
Fnre* “th“ 7hr '
sisted by .Mrs. R. S. Owens and little'“O Promi.se .Me," by I>eKoven, was
Virginia Sadler, served a salad course sung by—Mxs. R- W. Wade, and "Be-!
and iced tea. Mrs. Wertz was pre-; cause,” W^iTu’y 1). Hanlelot, hy Bruce!
senU'd with a piece of pottery. Mrs. i Gallowaj’.
Heyward Hindman of Greenwofnl, and To the .strains of Lohengrin's march,
.Mrs. J. G. Roy of Chicago, were also ,Mi.«s .Norman and Mr. -Johnson took|
beautifully renumbered. their places before an improvi.se<l al-l
— tar of ivy on white background, with.
IN HONOR OF' floor baskets of Shasta <laisies a<lding!
MISS NOKNVOOI) beauty. .Suspended was a white double|
.Mi.ss'Louise Bailev entertaine<l with ht'art with a shower of ribbons an<L
a rook party of two tables Friday af- f<*rns. Rev. Fglward Long, the bride's;
terncMin in honor of .M;ss Margaret pu.'tor, officiated.
.Norwotnl of Uurens. Miss Dorothy The bride was becomingly attired in,
F'.dwards won ton score prize, a dainty « "hite taffeta with a bridal bouiiuet |
handk<'rihief, while the honsir guest ^f roses and snapdtagons. i
wa.s remeinl.ered with a string of A nn-eption followesl the ceremony.
be:»ds Mi's_ Doris Bolt. l)eing_ the^ Angel fo<Kl cake, cream and mints
winner in an interesiing'ti.nU -l,'re-f'v^* «mwh1 by friendsmf the brtde^f
ccivesl a box of candy. !«"<* a/'olor siheme of green and white.
Sandwiches and punch were scrveil prevaiU*<i.
to the following guest.*: Misses Annie The bride is the youngest slaughter
Rosters Bailev. Dorothv Fl<twards,.H*r- Mr.s, J. D. Norman and attended
Davis. Doris Bolt, K'sie and Rosa Greenville Woman’s college, where she
J d (1 special work in voice and piano.
Mr. .I-ihuson- is a son of .Mr. and
.Mrs. J. E. Johnson of Gray Court, and
s a graduate of I*reshyt<‘rian college,
where he was a soloist in the glee
lub. -Mr. Johnson holils a traveling
ion w.th a Ki( hmond, Va., con-
Thln summer when you think of
white you instinctively fhink of
cottons. One n-ason for this Is
that white cottons are so eool and
comfortable. They are waaltalile
and above all they are the acme
of economy.
The versatile younger generation
that has a crowded calendar of
sports, week-end yachting
and visits to the country
plunge heavily on the black and
white stwrts frock shown In one,
of the accompanying photograph.*.
This Is particularly smart by virtue
doubUx
inode for snininer. White plqu«' Is
used for this costume which goes
admirably with a smart sallor
beret of heavy woven cotton fabric.
The other (ibotograpb shows one
of the new beach frocks which Is
Just the thing for those* hot sunny
days so delightful to many who
taJee their sun tanning and swim-
trips i mlng seriously. This eostuim* Is
will also of pPim* and has already
scored a gr«*<it hit In smart Hurop
ean resorts with Indications that
It will enjoy pronounced favor In
summer wardrobes In this country.
Big Special For
This Week
WE WILL GIVE FREE
- •:-c-Trr-r^T'‘j....
riet
Bailey
buid(;f in\kty
FOR RK( KNT BRIDE
On M’edn(*.<dy mornbnr Mc'danics
Leo .Add Blakely and Bonner Harvley/
e:'te.'taine<l with a party honoring a ■ P' .... ■ , .
,11 M R'-ilr.. •ein, with heac (luarters in < olumlna.
lecenl b. .(!»*. .\ir>. A’igu.-Ui.- b. OiaKe- * >
ly, Jr. Amid a setting of lovely sum-
mer fb'wer.s places were arranged for McF.E.AN-BLNNS
eight tables of iiridge. The honoree Aiken, June 27. The* F'irst Baptist
Her veil of tulle the length (f her
train, fell front a -Juliet cap made of
Duchess lace from her mother’s wed-
ing dress and was caught with pen
dants of orange blossoms. Her flow
ers wt re Killarney roses and lilies of
the valley showered wth swainsonia,
and were tied with eggshell satin rib
bon.
_Mrs. 1’erc.j' F'lipjien of Hartsville,
a sister of th<^ bridegroom, was the
matron of honor. The bride’s other at
tendants were; Msses F'.thel I.ide of
Orangeburg, F'ran-es Knigh' of Lau
rens, Mary Mcf'ullough and Emily
-Funifier of ,\iken. The little flower
girl was l.aura Scars .M;»Jor of At-
lantii, Ga., claughtcT of Dr. and Mrs.
W. if. ..Maj'ir and a niece of tin* bride
groom. The groomsmen ;ind ushers
were: Dr. Bry.uit K. Vann, F'rank
Hooper, -Jr., T. V. .Morrison, all of .\t-
lanta, and .N'ornian E. t'ulluni of
Aiken.
A reception at the* M I/eiin liome,
the jiarsonage, follciwitig the cere-
Money Orders
Placed On Sale "
was pre -ented wi h a 1< v<*ly
service. salad coui.-e atic
served. Marie .Meetha MoL<*an, daughter of
.Again that aflernimn the* hostessc*-* ^ the Rev. I’hilip -James .Mcl,c*an. D.D.,
china tea
tea were
Wilbur
honored .Mrs. Blakely with another jand Mrs. .McLean, marriec
I :rrty with places arranged for seven Carlton Binns of .Atlanta, Ga.
tables. -A nunibcT of out-of-town The- decorations fr.r the occasioti
gue.sts were present; .Mrs, Charle.« earrccl simplicity as the keynote, but
Workman of Waterloo. .Mrs. Leslie the pulpit and choir loft were trans-
.Milling of .Anderson, Mrs. Dan .Smith, formed into a bower of flowers. Del-
.-\rthur .Murray and Miss Inez Brown- phiniums and gladioli were usc*d in
l<*e of Giwnwood, Misses Margaret |profusion as was also Southern smi-
Wasson, Louise Hunter, Ida Mae Hun- lax. A jirogram of organ and violin
mony, was large’y a;tericiccl. Jb fresh-
church of .Aiken was taxed to its ea-' ^ verc- served with many meni-
pacity Wednesday evening when Miss'hers of the Baptist congregation as
sisting I'r. and .Mrs. .Mcl-c-an.
•Mr. Binns and his J»ride lc*ft l»v nio-
ter and Martha Patton of Laurens.
Just received another lot of
attractive Rose Cut Oystal
Glassware — (Joblets, Farfaittj.
Cocktails, High Sherbets, Low
sherbets, Fistted Ice Teas, Wa
ter Gla.sses, Salad Plates, Ikiwls.
Juifs, etc., at the LATE.ST RE
DUCED PRICES.
mu«;c was rendc-red by .Mrs. Faigar
Mitchell, church organist, and Miss
Evelyn .Smith, violinis:. The wi*dding
march was played by .Miss Flleanor
Tushman of .Aiken.
Doctor .Mcl-ean, father of the
and pa.itc.r of the church for 27 years
pc-rf' rrned the ceremony, assisted by
-n. Walter I’. Binn.s, a Inother of the
bridegroom and nastor of the F'irst
Usij’t St chureh o; Roanoke.*, \ a.
FRONTIS
Jewelry Store
T.Ke h.idc
was c*sc'ort<*d by her
ames Howard Mela'an, who t<*ndant>
bride.
Clinton, S. C.
brother,
I give her in marriage. She wore a
'.’f -vn (if ivorv satin made sheath .style
with .nearl trimriiing.'' and lace coal,
the bk.rt terminating in a long train.
tor for the mountains of .North (’aro-
litia and Virg'inia, visit ng sc*vc*ral
Northern cities. .After -July 1-7 they
will be at home* in Atlanta, where .Mr.
Binns is a memJier of the bar. He is
very active in religious affairs. He* is
a graduate c,f .Aterc«*r and Columbia
universities.
.Mrs. Binn.s, the only ciaiightc'r of
Dr. and .Mrs. .MeLc*an, is a young wo
man of charming fiersonality and
beauty. .Nhe was graduated in lilV.t
from Cc»kc*r college in Har*svilic* with
'high honors and since then has bc'<*n
bride teaching in the Clinton high school.
Tuesday for lunehe*oti the* bridal
party an-l out-i/f-tnwn p'Ucvts we *
te'rtaineel by the brid<* at the* hone* of
.Mi-se*s .'-1 gmm and I.ilas J';ri?kne*y-
Brown. A ‘‘.Jack Horner" riie was
e>i»ene‘d, at which time the* lirid
To nu*<‘t the* constant de*nian'l e)f
Cl nton r(*sielcnfs feir a moMe*v orel(>r
to be* mailed or se*nt by nie’tb'-els eithe'r
than t(de*gr:iph. the local We*s.l(*rn Hn-
ietn offie e*s be gan the* sale* W e'elne
-July J. nf .Amerri'an Exure*** money
(»rde*rs, it was ann(»unc(*d yeste*r<iay hy
Miss Myrtle Wi*stbury, local manage*r
of the te'le'graph conTpahy.
We*.stern Uniem main anel branch of-
fie*e*s in all |tar1s of the* IJniteil .states
inaugiira‘e*(i the* service* at the same*
time*. Offie'e's of the Anit*ricati 1*1 vpie*ss *< ►
Company wdl a't as brane he*s of We*st-'
ern I'nion in the- sale* of 1e*le>grams,
cablegrams 'iinl t ‘le grajihie irone'y or
ders. (
By agiee'im nf wiih *be Anieri an
i*lxpre*ss eoinicitiy, 70(1 We'st^-fti I'nion ^
office*.' it' and near New V' rk city.;
Boston and I’liilaelelnliia b(*gan a ’rial
of the* sale* of XiiH'rie'an l'lynre*-'s mori-
(*y orde'fs last I )e e t*mb<*!' 17, Imoiedi- '
ate sne*e’es-; ed this trial Indicate'el a
ge*n(*rHl demand for an e',*onomieal
money orde-t w hie h e an be ( 'ilaine*el at
conven:e*nt Iv loe at(*el offices, anel ac-
e'oreiitigly.'thV* ge*ne*r.il extension of ‘be
plan was anangeel.
This servie-e* in im way coiifiie'ts with
the W<*ste*rn Unim te*!( graphic mon<*\
aneTVm order st*rviie*. which annually
transfe*rs $277,000,000 in small
amounts, and e-omprise-s about 03 pe*r
e*ent etf the nation’s te*!e'/raphic m )ne*y
orders.
d'e'W ibe-ir gif
ff.
fn
on
NO ! K K
.N’< tiee* is he*r( bv giveni that I will
on Tiies'l.'^iy. -July 21-*, lO-'Jl, make fi
nal ace-oiin'ing (,f my a ts and doings
as Guard'an for -James l•■,.lwirl A':ir-
leon-ugh, .Minor, to the I’toba*e Cdj’-*
of J-aoKri- Count.v, .S. a:id will on
saiel date apple to lh(* C.,urr for a elis-
.,4. (barge* from my duties as gua vliar:
(1,,. for saiel min r. All p." c;ns ha*. bi;r
claims a' amsi the* estate*
(
saiel m.-
Tuesday evening before *he rehe.irs- '■'■‘t ored -o file the' san'o wi h
al at the church a diruu'r jiarty wi,s*^^‘‘ uneh'r-igned on or befoio .he .Mh
tendered by Doctor and Mrs. .MeJ.ean 'T •Itil.'-’- I'-t-H, or he foie.er
at the pa’sonage.-*I*!a e s were laid fetr
TWO REASONS
There are just two reason® for the enormous sale of
V'anilla Extract that we have enjoyed fer the last 60
days:
Higrhest Quality — Lowest Price
AND REMEMbER!
We have the same high qualify Lemon, Pineapple and
Almond Extracts, at correspondinjjly low prices.
We have CAKE COIvORING in red. srreen, yellow, blue
and orange. These colors are deep, and prices are reason
able.
Buy Flavoring and Coloring By the Ounce,
Not By the Bottle — and Save.
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SADLER-OWENS PHARMACY
“At Union Station” . Telephone 400
r.i.
7 -1 ()-or
I' lemma L. Y.ii'i) .rough.
A^ter the rehear.-'al at the church
the party repaiied to the I'inckney-
Brown home and under the trees
I which were strung with colored light.*,,
cut the decora'ied ‘‘cake of destinies."
MR,S. SMITH IN IIOSITI AI.
TTte many friend.s of Mrs. E. Motxl
Smith will regret that she is a patient
jin a Greenville hospital following an
I operation Tue.sday, necessitated by a
I severe face cut received a few weeks
ago in an automobile accident. She
was resting comfortably yesterday ^
and hopes to be able to return to her
!home within the next few days.
SRE( lAL OFFER
Go.smopolitan -$2.70 {wr year,
down and $1 .second month, and
the third month.
See
JAMIkS W. CALDAVEIJ,
$1
oOc
NOTICE!
: NOTICE OF LOST CERTIFICATE
Please take notice that at the ex-
Ipiratton of sixty days from the two
weeks publication of this notice, the
) undersigned will apply to the office of
, M. S. Bailey & Son, Bankers, Clinton,
S. C.j for the Kssuance by them of a
!new Time Certificate in the sum of
$1800, payable on the 14th day of
I May, 1931, Certificate No. THl-*!, in
place of Tipie Certificate of Deposit
of like tenor and amount w'hich has
♦ jbeen lost.
^i7-2-2tc
CHRLSTINE BCAKE.
We will have a carload of South-j
gate Boll Weevil Molasses and|
Calcium Arsenate. Also Porto |
Rica Sweet Potato Slips, Seed!
Cow Peas, Cane Seed, ‘Meal and |
Hulls, Oats, Sweet Feed and
Hay. •
All kinds of Chicken Feeds.
See us for best prices. • •
We Deliver.
FARMERS
EXCHANGE
T. J. Blalock, Mgr.
Clinton, S. C.
A 25' TUBE OF
COLGATE’S TOOTH PASTE
With Each 50e Purchase of Any Article In
Our Store. '
THIS OFFER IS FOR ONE WEEK ONLY
Young’s Pharmacy
“The Old Reliable”
Telephone 19
The New Vogue Electric
Lamp
(iet one of these nationally advertised
Vogue Electric Lamps, the kind with the
beautifully colored shades so made as not
to warp or change color, also easily cleaned.
This new shade reflects the light so as to
make a soft bright light—just what you
need to read by. The vase stand also has a
globe so that you may light the room ‘with
beautiful color when not used for reading.
LET US SHOW YOU THE
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NEW VOGUE ELECTRIC TODAY!
Prather-Simpson
Furniture Co.
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