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THURSDAY, AUGUST 6, 1931
THE CLINTON CHRONICLE. CLINTON. S. C.
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SOCIETY EVENTS
OF
INTEREST TO WOMEN
Mrs. Larry B. Dillard, Society Editor. Telephone 154
Miss Florence Earle Roach of Rock
Hill; Miss Katherine Faust of Den-i
mark, and Miss Louise Simmons of
! i Laurens.
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Copeland Cafe
Opens Saturday t
—~ ~ ^ — j The advcrlis'njr columns of t; lav’s
CROSS HILL NEWS 'paper carry the opening ann.)uncement
F- I ^athnlay of Copeland’s f'afe on
MRS. PHII.LIPS HONORS
NORTH CAROLINA VISITORS was used in the chapel.
On .Saturday Mrs. R. W. Phillip? Ushers were. Dr. P. V
honored Mrs. A. B. Wan»I»le of Win- Theron Woodward, Joel E. Elcan and
ston-Salem, and Miss Mildred Perkin? .James Elliott of Fort Mill,
of Selma, N. C., gruests of Mrs. A. J.i Miss Alice Mikey, soprano, sang:,
Swansen, with an attractive morning: “All For You," preceding: the cere-
party. Mrs. Glenn Fuller, Mrs. W. C.
Oxley and Mrs. Felder Smith assisted
Mrs. Phillips in serving two courses.
Mrs. USeine and daughter. Sara, o^
Manning, were recent guests of Dr. (Kvunied 1 y the Sqnit.iry Cafe,
and Mrs. J. H. Hawkins. I The building, owned by Guy L. Cope-
dles in candelabra. Only candlelight!,,."’- Lewis and Sam Rasor. land, following its recent damage by
...o.. ♦!,» ..Vo,,.,! ’ I Misses .Margaret and Ellen Rasor vis- fire, has been thoroughly remodeled |
Mikell J relatives near Greenwood on Sun- and freshly painted and decorated toi
day. present a very attractive appearance.!
M iss .\da Rasor is visiting relatives It has also been etjuipped throughout
in Blackstock, Ga. * 'with the most modern and sanitary
Miss .Agnes I.ieaman has accepted aiequipment, with eating apartments
She was accompanied bv Miss iboth men and ladies. The new cafe
; Fishburne, pianist, who also!, brances Haw-kins ha.s returned, will be in charge of Mrs. .S .S. Frith,
fv., ® weeks \nsit to friends in and associated with her will be Edgar
GIVES PICNIC FOR
YOUNG GUESTS
Mrs. F. M. Stutts complimented her
guests. Misses Grace Allgood of Au
gusta, "and Frances McCrea of Ashe
ville, with a picnic at Horseshoe falls
mony
Harriet
I plaved the wedding marches. Mac- j., , ....
Dowell’s “To a Wild Rose” was played
i softiv during the ceremony. L Kathleen Bon-
The bride and bridegroom entered! P^co\et, visited relatives here
together to the strains of "The Bridal ®* ... , .
Chorus’’ from Ixihengrin. Mendels- ' ,relatives in
'Newberry.
Mr. and Mrs. Witherspoon and
daughter. Gene, of Clemson, are visit-
ohn’s “Wedding March’’ was used as |
the recessional.
The bride was charming in a floor-
on Tuesday evening, 1 length gown of whit“e lace, fashioned j'"*'" ‘“'7,'"'' 'l"’*'''*' ‘'“ii’- hy the city to Joe 1,. racier, Kel.ler
able swim a p.cn,c supper was served.IcapeJ »"•) Mrs. Charts Pinsun and.smith and Coyne I.. .Simp.son. Con-
AKmit fti-’oritV»T1VP vniiniT nPfMTlP f*n- . . ^ ■ nuri.aac 1 »• *'
Copeland, youngest son of the owner.
THREE BUILDING
PERMITS ISSUED
Building permits for the erection otf
three houses in the College View resi
dential section, were issued yesterday
.About twenty-five young people en
joyed the outing.
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hike collar and tucked net frill on the | *-■>
skirt. She wore a most becoming pic- ® near orer
ture hat of white lacy-straw, long
1 white kid gloves, and carried a hou-
THursda^
lorence.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cauley and .son,
Robert, Jr., of St. Petersburg, Fla.,
were guests of Miss Lizr-ie Carter on
Friday.
Mrs. Lizzie Todd returned to her
home Monday after visiting relatives
with struction of these attractive new resi
dences- will begin at once and be
pushed to completion.
SIM MONS-H ITT
A wedding of interest which tookiquet of bride’s roses and lilies of the
place Sunday morning at nine o’clock, | valley.
was that of Miss Loree Simmons and | During the evening the couple left
Floyd Hitt. The young couple were j for a wedding trip and after they .
married at the Methodist parsonage turn will bt* at home in the Wit-Mary i »'‘veral days
by the Rev. H. O. Chambers. Only the i apartments. For traveling the bride!
immediate families and a few close |<.hange<l to a pqudre blue silk tweed!"' know that his condition
friends witnessed the ceremony. suit with gray trimmings and acces-l'*^ much improvement.
The bride wore an early fall outfit Isories to harmonize. * of Columbia siM-nt
of navy blue with accessories toj Mrs. Elliott, who is dean of women, home-folk.s.
match. !at the state university. i^Jhe_^^ ^Fountain Inn, was
EXCURSION
or mejaie Mr. an ...
and Mrs. VV. H. Simmons of i’-ossjiard of I.Aurens countv. On her ma-i^^f.^'
CI.INTON, S. ('.
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Washington, I). C.
Baltimore, Md. (rail)
Baltimore (via Norfolk and
steamer)
Old Point Comfort, Va.
Port.smouth, Va. (Norfolk)
S 14.00
$10.00
Sl.'V.OO
$ii.2r)
$11.2.'-.
QUALITY!
SERVICE-
Everything: that a g:ood grocer should have in the way
of Groceries and Meat.s for picnics or summer outings
are to be found here. Let us serve your hot weather
needs.
Our list of customers continues to grow’. We cordially
Invite new accounts — guaranteeing satisfaction at all
times. Our customers come first and must be plea.sed —
there\s no guess work in our methods.
COME SATURDAY NIGHT —
GET A FREE PRIZE WITH OUR COMPLIMENTS.
Last Week’s Winners
First Prize—Mrs. D. W. Ma.son.
Second Prize—Mrs. J. E. Shaw.
Third Prize—Mrs. M. M. McMillan.
Fourth l*rize—Mrs. W. P. Jacobs.
Fifth Prize—Mrs. A. M. Cannon.
Anchor. Since coming to Clinton sev-|ternal side she is descended from the | Mrs. Lydie Turner, Mrs. J. ( . Ford
eral years ago, she has made many i gyrdu of Virginia, and the Craigs of children and Miss Abbie Turner
friends. South Crolina, and on her paternal|"f Atlanta, spent the\ week-end with
Mr. Hitt i.s the son of Mr. and Mrs. f side she descends from the Dillards Leaman.
Eugene Hitt, and is a popular youngLf Virginia, and the Parks of South' Br.Vson and daughter.
Virginia Beach, Va. $11.7.*
land return, August 7th, limitt'd 5 days
Via
SEABOARD
F'or tickets, etc., call on W. H. Shands,
Ticket Agent, Clinton, S. C.
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Margaret, of Hamlet, N. (’., spent F'ri-
day with his sister, Mrs. Bigic Lea-
WANTED
man, holding a position with Blakely s j holds an .A. B. degree
Grocery. ifrom Randolph-.Macon Woman’s col-
Immediately after the eeremony thej|pp.p^ Virginia, and .A. M. degree fromi*^'®” 1 i. • i ■ • i
voung couple lef* for Knoxville, Chat- University of South Carolina and . i - visited
tanooga and .Atlanta. Upon their re- ^^e first doctorate of philosophy to he i in ( olumbia F riday,
turn th«y will be at home with the conferred by the University of North Mrs. Woffoid of Laur»‘ns,
groom’s jiarents on F'ast Carolina ('arolina upon a woman. .She is a mem-!guests of .Mr. and Mrs.
avenue. her of Alpha Delta Pi, so( ial sorority., „ , „ , .
of Chi Delta Phi. literary sorority, ofj ’'I’’"; ‘b>h Baggotl of Au-
Alpha Kappa Gamma, honorary lead-ifA., Ncratch Iccd. Laying Mash. Dai-
„ jry Feeds, Cotton Seed Meal and
Mrs. Chase of Columbia, is the
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To buy .several hundred bush
els g(M»d sound bright oats, at the
right price. Also several bushels
of gqpd wheat.
Get our best prices on ((uality
“Busy Time”
At Orphanz^Bte
DII.LAHD-FLLIOTT
WKDDLNt; AT COLUMBIA ership sorority, and of Phi Beta Kap-, Columbia is the-uii
The following from Friday’s issue pa, honor .society. .Sim-e coming to ( o-, '• i Hulls,
of The State, will he read with cordial,iumbia she has allied herself with the^^ ‘|^^ Sallie'watts '' ''**
interest here as the bride is a native club life of the city, being a member ‘
of Clinton, a sister of Mrs. Reese of the Sm-ial Survey club, the Cur-
Young and L. B. Dillard. rent Literature, and the New Century,
of which she is now president-elect.
With ex<iuisite‘simplicity and een- Mr. Elliott is the son Df the late
tering most cordial interest through- Mr. and' Mrs. John Elliott of Meck-
out the Carolinas was the marriage lenhuig county, North Carolina, and
of Miss Irene IMllard to Charles B. the grand.son of the late James Boyce, i The Thornwell orphanage now pre-
Elliott, which was solemnized at twi- president of Firskine Theological semi- sents a very busy s< ene with the can-j
light Thursday in Smith Memorial nary. He is an A. B. graduate of Ers- iiir.g of peaches beginning early eachi
chap<*l of the First Presbyterian kine, a LL.B. of the University of morning and continuing through the}
chun-h. The Rev.*J. W. Jaiks(»n. D.D., South Carolina I.{iw s<hool and has <iay. W. .M. Watson of Ridge Sfirings,
Ulinton’.s Feed Store”'
FARMERS
EXCHANGE
T. J. Blalock, Mgr.
Clinton, S. C.
First Prize—8 lb. Kingan’s Ham.
Second Prize—24 lbs. Best Flour.
Third Prize—8 lb. Bucket Lard.
Fourth l*rize—3 lb. Kingan’s Reliable Bacon.
Fifth Prize—Quart Wesson Oil.
With each 50c paid on accounts or for cjush pur-
chiLses, you will be given a ticket entitling you to
a chance at one of our regular Free Pri'/.es given
away each Saturday evening at 7 o’clock. You
must be present to win.
Baldwin's Grocery
’Good Things To Eat’
i’hones 99 and 100
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pastor Of the First church, perfortm.l done po.st-graduate work in the Co-|Guy L. Copeland of this city, and W.
the eeremonv in the presence of a lumhiu University law school. During G. M •Daniel of Laurens, hav- .sent th*
of relatives
an ! his resiih-nc e in Columbia he has been in. titution
prominent in social and literary ac- three hie
with
t ruck
their
oads
citmiilimeJit.s.
of hcaiitiful
tivities, l)eing a meml)<*r of the Cotil- {a-aches which the <'hihlreri are enjoy-
largi* gathering
friemls.
.Man> palm.s !i,,n cluh, the Forum < lul>. .Sigma Chi ing immensely. Through the g.-ner-
o * ' vvViiio flu r- fraternity and the Blue Key honor so- <».sit,V of the.se friemls, under Mu- di.-ec-
either .sue " . hm-nine ‘'‘‘Lv. He is an attorney at the Colum-' tion ..f rhornwell Dunlap, their farm
t am« **‘’”** OnOn vise professor of law at the manager, fiOO bushels of penciies have
candles. On the altar was a vase “i j _ » ^ , .i . ■
Easter lilies and white lighted can-
uni
Ixum canned within tlie past f«-w dafAL
.Among the out-of-town guests pres-'
SUMMER were: Dr. and^ Mrs. James Boyee DKATH CLAI.MS LITI LK
‘j 1 Elliott and their son, James, Jr., of IKIROTHY LEE FULLER
F^rt .Mill; .Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Dillard,
VACATION TIME brother and sister-in-law of the bride-1 (Written for The Chronicle t
is a Hreat time to buy a Wrist <^»u^hter.s. Mary Little Dorothy Lee Fuller was call-
44- 4 L J Ik- J A Howze. Irene and. Fimily, and Mrs. ^d away from u.s on Wedne.sday, July
natch and Diamond King. A Young, .sister of the bride- 21>, lICll, making her stay on earth
small deposit reserves your elect, of (Minton; Miss Lila Dillard of one year to the time of her burial. .She
Hendersonville, N. C.; .Miss Mary Dil-!was born on her father's hirth<lay, and
lard of Anderson; Elwood Dillard of vvas buried on her birthday and also
Augusta, Ga., another brother of the her father’s. .She leaves to muorn her
bride-elect; Mr. and .Mrs. W. P. Fd-iio.ss her father and mother, Mr. and
liott and their daughter. Miss F.liza- \jrs. I.afayette F'uller, and one hroth-
|beth Fllliott, and son, S. H. F.lliott, of er. .She will h«^ missed hy many who
[Charlotte, N. C.; .Mrs. J. K, Roach, loved her. The funeral service was
'conducted at 2:110 o’clock Thursday
afternoon, July MO, at the Pentacostal
choice.
FRONTIS
Jewelry Store
Clinton, S. C.
AUGUST MONEY-SAVING SALE
SAVINGS ON FRESH GOODS DIKEa FROM THE FACTORIES
4 f
!! Chamber Meets
Tuesday Night
ANY ONE OF' THESE FIVE Sl’ECIAE ITEMS GIVEN
FREE WITH Mi .TI SOLl'TION.
.50c Mi 31 Shaving Cream
Softens the beard quickly and thoroughly. Cools, soothes the skin.
50c Rexall Orderlies
Chocolate flavpred laxa
tive tablets that cause
gentle, natural bowel ac
tion.
50c Klenzo
Dental Creme
Safely removes s-tains that
hide the natural beauty of
the teeth.
Full Pint Puretest
Rubbing Alcohol
Cools and stimulates tired,
lame overheated bodies.
100 Puretest
Aspirin Tablets
Prompt relief from aches
and pains. They do not af
fect the heart.
Holiness church hy Rev. Ray AiMier-
.son of Laurens, and Rev. Holliii
(iause of Clinton. The little l»oily was-
laid to rest in Calvary cemetery.
The August meeting of the Cham-
U her of Commerce will he held next
Tuesday evening in the cluh rooms at
7:3(t. F'ollowing the serving of the din
ner the usual business se.ssif n will be
held for which all members are urged
to be present.
GONE TO MARKET
Mr. and Sira. Joe L. Carter left this
morning for New York to buy fall
: merchandise for the well-known Car
ter’s store.
Both For 5^
With the purchase of $2.00 box of CARA NOME Face Powder, you
receive at no additional expense a $1.00 bottle of CARA NOME
Perfume—’BOTH FOR $2.00.
READ OUR CIRCULARS — VISIT OUR STORE
AND SAVE WITH SAFETY AT
Smith’s Pharmacy
Clinton, South Carolina
AGRICULTURAL
LIME
. . for . . .
GARDENS :: LAWNS
FARMS
Guaranteed 90'/ Pure
Lime Carbonate
CLINTON
COTTON OIL CO.
Fhone 62
WHAT DO
P. S. JEANES
DO?
Our New and Up-to-Date
Cafe Will Open
Saturday, Aug. 8
First Meal to be Served at Noon
We wish to announce to the people of Clinton and
this entire community that we will open our new cafe
Saturday, Aur. 8th, to the public. The building? Me will
occupy on West Main Street has been thoroujifhly re
modeled and made convenient and attractive for our
new home.
We have installed the most modern equipment, ev
erything sanitary and clean, to make of our cafe a de
sirable eating place for both men and ladies.
Our cafe will be operated by an all-American per-
sonel with the preparation and serving of all meals
under the personal supervision of Mrs. Frith.
We invite you to call and inspect our new home. We
will appreciate your business and promise first-class
service day and night
CURB SERVICE
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MEALS SENT OUT
Copeland Cafe
West Main Street
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