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THURSDAY, AUGUST 20, 1931
THE CLINTON CHRONICLE, CLINTON. S. C.
SOCIETY EVENTS
OF
INTEREST TO WOMEN
I Mrs. Larry B. DHlard, Society Editor. Telephone 154
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||araret Nesley, and Clara Eskridge of
: (Newber^ry, and Clara Frances Clisby
of West Point, Miss. Throughout
i evening punch was served.
') On Saturday evening Miss Moor
head also entertained in their honor
with a swimming party at Lakeside.
was in pink and green.
Bailey cut cream,
sihgel cake were 1
ley and Mrs,
Block cream
stM ve<l.
The gift room in yellow and green'
proved most interesting, where lovely!
gifts were displayed. Miss ‘Ruth Bai-
i On Monday evening Mis.ses Copie, ley presided at the register. Punch
McCrary and Mary Howze Dillard en- was served by Misses Ruth Todd,
tertained about fifty friends in honor Edith ('ooper and Elsie Little. Favors
of Miss Moorhead’s gue.sts. Punch were pinned by Rosa Bailey Little,
jwas .served by Misses Ella Little •Mc'^“Others as.sisting in entertaining were
Crary and Mary Pinson. James .\nderson. Mr. and Mrs. Jack
On Tuesday evening Miss Myrtis .‘\nderson. Mrs. .Arthur I.ittle, Mrs,
Holland entertaine<l Miss Moorhead’s James Moore, Mrs. l^ewis Anderson.
. . , , , IT I- . • r- guests and .Misses .Mary King and Iris Mis. Ryland .SumereJ,- Mrs. C. C. Bai-
Methodist churc-h the young people of derson. Came Hagan. Katherine ;viiss
.About forty friends were present and Lury Epps,
punch was served bv Misses Calher-'
mg away-' party on next l^uesuay-^rs uick vurevon. .nessrs Copeland. 'mt Oi. ^
evening, Aug. 25th. at 8 o’clock. ;Clark. Ray M atsom and Charles An-j Wednesday Misses Sadie-Chand-. INCW otOrC TO
ler and Lydie Leake entertained these!
and
SOCT.AL PL.ANNEI) 1 Emmie Pitts, served three courses tpi
FOR YOl'Nd PEOPLE Ithe following guests: Misses Agnes
In the social hall of the Broad Street Anderson, Lucy Epps, .Margaret An-
the church who are going away to col- gans, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Anderson,i
lege or to teach, will be given a “go- .Mr. and .Mrs. .Marcus Boyd, Mr. and,
party on next 'Tuesday; Mrs. Dick Cureton. Messrs,
Clark, Ray Watsom and Charles An-1
All young people of the church are Person.
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, The Economy Cash Grocery and * * *
ENTERTAINS FOR i Market, Clinton’s newest store, will
RECENT BRIDE iopen its doors Friday at 12 o’clock, tp
On last Thurs<lay afternoon Miss I ^ followed by a spt'cial opening onio
Pearl Hitt entertained in honor of Saturday. The new concern will occu-
Mrs. Floyd Hitt with a miscellaneous Py building on Musgrove street
shower. l..ate summer flowers were formerly wcupied by Pinson’s Cash
guests with a swimming party
picnic at l-akeside.
I>OVELY BR1D(;E
PARTA ON FRIDAA following announcement from a
On Friday afternoon Mr.i. Zee Me- Lexington, N. C., paper will be read
L<“es and Miss Sallie right enter- }jere with cordial interest:
tamed wth ten tables of bridge in ^^s. E. F. Anderson an-
honor of Mr^s. C. J. Hayne of Wmsion- jounce the marriage of their daugh-
Salem, N. t.., and Mrs. R. Z. Wright, Lorraine W’ilma. to James Ken-
Jr. and itladWileny ouches of „,,,h s. C. The
beauty. A salad coursi and ua u.re took irlare ,luly 31. in Mar-i the (rueits entered, they were The Keonomy
served by Mesdames G. C. Pit.s ... tin.sviUe, Va., the Rev. Mr. W’ales of
Copeland, Felder Smith, J. L. Wright Christian church officiating,
and Miss Sara Zee Wright. “Mr. Hazelden is the son of the late
■ Dr. W’. J. Hazelden of Cades. 'The
DINNER PARTY imany friends of Mrs. Hazelden will
F'OR F'KIENDS regret that her marriage will take her
On Tuesday evening Mi^is- Carrie from Ix'xington.
Phillips entertained twelve friends at “The couple, left Saturday
a course dinner. Those enjoying this ing, for Asheville, Nashville,
occasion were: F!Ilizabeth Harris. Irene and other points of interest.’’
Dillard, F'rances Moore of Lake City.
Open Fridayll;
morn-
Tenn.,
Julia Bailey, F'rances Moore, Dill El
lis, Ned Sprunt, Hayne W’orkmar,
Thad Johnson, Alfred Browning, and
DISTRICT CONFERENCE
FOR PRESBYTERIANS
MISS SHEALY
ENTERTAINS FOR GUESTS
On Thursday morning at I.Akeside i
Miss Agnes Shealy entertained with!
a bridge party honoring her guests,!
Misses Betty and Alline Horton of How?’’
Union. F'ive tables were arranged and | 10:15 Roll
summer flowers added to the .setting, j Introduction one
Top score prize was presented to Miss'if^^] president.
Louise McIntosh and consolation to; W’elcome- Mrs.
Miss Helen .Adair. Mrs. F'. K. Shealy
and Miss Margaret Shealy served a
salad cour.se and iced tea.
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erfal, wi
jwith Smyrna PreAyterian church, in
Newberry county, Friday, August 28,
at 10 o’clock a. m. The theme is: “Wit-
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nessing for Jesus.’’ F'ollowng is the
program:
10:00- Devotional—“Witnessing for
Rev. (’. Preston,
call
minute talk by
D. C. Wilson.
Respon.se—Thorn well Memorial.
10:30 Bible hour—Mrs. J. FI. .Min
ter.
11:30—Message from Presbyterian
College—Dr. John MeSween.
11:45Report of A’oung People's
conference.
12:00—lit'port of cause seeretarie.s.
12:30—Collection.
Pryer—Mrs. ('. Preston.
Lunch.
1:30—Devotional—“Witnessing for
BIRTHDAY DINNER
FOR MRS. BELL
On Sunday, Augu.st 10, Mrs. .A. B.
Henry entertained with a surprise j
birth<lay dinner for her mother, Mrs.i
J. F'. Bell, celebrating her 8f5th birth
day. The “big surprise" of the day for
Mrs. Bell was “'birthday greetings’’ re
ceived by telephone from her daugh- Jesus—W’here?’’-—Mrs. M. C. Dendy.
ter, Mrs. Ola Bell Hagan, in Phoenix, Special music.
Arizona. • ' 1:45 Message from Korea
Gue.sts enjoying this (K-casion in- John McFIachem.
duded: Mr. and Mrs. John Bell, Mr.! 2:30- Fx-hoes from Montreat—Miss
and Mrs. John M. Copeland, Mr. and Julia Irby.
Mrs. G. R. Davidson. .Mrs. .Maggi»>^ 2:50-—Diolague
Kay and .Miss .Mattie L. Copeland. .Margaret Clary.
Grocery will Ih' head-
!served punch on the porch by Misses ‘‘<1 hy (. . D. Blalock of Union, as nian-
i Annie Lee Keels and Elizabeth Lynn. “Kvr. and T. J. Blalock of this city, as
During the afternoon several inter- as.sistant manager. Mr. Blalock is an
esting and amusing contests were car- exp<*rienced grcK’cry and market man
ried out. .Mis.ses Helen Chalmers and of Union, and his as.swiate, T. J. Blo-
' Virginia Cox were winners of prizes. is owner of the Farmers F.x-
! After the contest.s the hostess, assist- change of this city. L. S. Henderson,
iesl by her mother. Misses Elizalndh! WfH known Im-al citizen, will b<> in
jLynn, Mary Hobo, Frances Hitt and charge of the grocery department, and
Annie U^e Keels, served orange ice George Railey of Columbia, will b<*
and sandwiches. meat cutter in charge of the mar-
At the conclusion of the refresh- ket. The store room 4»as Imhui worked
iments, little Betty Jean Armstrong of'Over and made attractive, new and
Gray Court, dressed as a fairy, entered niodern fixtures installed, and every-
which bade her follow the “Truelove
trail." A riWion was then given her
which she followed, finding that it led
to the dining room where many lovely
and useful gifts were on display.
Among the out-of-town guests were:
Mrs. W. I). Armstrong and Mrs. A. C.
Shell of Gray Court. Mrs. W. H. Sim
mons of ('ross Anchor, Misses Annie
Ixe Kwls of Lake (’ity, Ruth Boyd of i'Ih Street school Friday night. August
Spartanburg, Nellie. Frances, Doro-128th. This comedy, one of the peppi-
thy and Rachel Hitt of Cross Hill. >*t snappiest on the road, is being
. Jewel Turner of (Voss Hill, Margaret i voachwl hy Misst's Frances Shaffer
Snoddy. Laura Frances Betsill, Flor-,and Billie Putnam of the Daniel Pro-
ence Holli.s, Virginia and Lillie Mae during company, Millen Ga. Work has
Cox of (’ross .Anchor.
BALDWIN’S
THE VARIETY TO SELECT FROM MAKES IT EASY
FOR YOU TO DECIDE YOUR MENU.
We have*too many speciala to name. You will have to
visit us to see what we have—or use your telephone.
OUR MEAT DEPARTMENT OFFERS VERY
TEMmNG SPECIALS THIS WEEK:
Pork Chops, Ih.
Pork Ham, lb'.
Pork Roast, lb. ..
Pork Sau.sajLre, lb.
Mixed Sausajire, lb.
22c
Beef Roast, lb.
18c
25c
Stew Beef, lb.
10c
2()c
Steak, lb. 20c and
25c
20c
l)re.ssed Trout, lb.
20c
15c
I/jimb Roast, lb.
25c
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Don’t Forget Y’our Tickets—They Are Valuable.
I of this concern for business tomorrow.
“Listen Udy”
Coming Soon
“Listen Lady,” a rollicking musical
comedy, will be presented at the F'lori-
already begun on this production and !
everyone is working to give the big
gest and best show of thi* season.
Don’t forget this date and keep “Lis-^
ten I^idy" in mind you can’t afford
to mVss it. In order that ev«>ryone may
ANDKKSON-CLARK
WEDDINi;
('entering interest of many friends
was the lovely home wedding of .Miss, i •
. I,-1. ^ K t Hnd enjoy this evening of eiiG'i-
.Agnes Rtmecca An<u*rson and Niles ... • u i i i
, . , rp 1 , at (Hinment, the prices have been jilaced
( raig ( lark on Tuesday evening at ‘ /’v,..,..,:,.!.,
.11 . .u u f M.. Ht 2.5c and .ITm'. Watch The ( hronicU
seven o chn'k. at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. George W. Bailey. The ceremony
most effe<’tive in bridal!
at 2.5c and
I for detailed information next wiH*k.
WEDDING PARTY
FA l ERTAINED
(>11 .Monday evening Mrs. T. J
lock and Mrs. James .Moore ente
e.'i with a dinner’party in honor of the
An<ierson-<'lai k weilding party. Smi-
lax and garden flowers were heauti-
fuUy arring'’'! and the hoste.sse.s, as-
s -ted hi .Mrs. H. .M. Young and Miss
Question Box F'or Your Informa
tion .Mrs. ('arl Bramlett.
.Adjournnumt with prayer.
Bla-1
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\ ISITOR.S ENTERTAINED
On F'riday evening .Miss .Margaret
Moorhead «-ntertaine<l about fifty
friends honoring her house guests,
.Misses Margaret .MeCaughran, .Mar-
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Your Daili^ Food
Your daily food, as we prepare and
serve it here, adds materially to the
joy of living. Only the choicest that
the markets afford ever finds its
way to our kitchens — and the ut
most care is used in rnaking it
ready for your use.
Try Our Special Week-Day Dinner
A Chicken Dinner Every Sunday 50c
We Serve Fish Dinners and Suppers
On Wednesday and Friday
Copeland Cale
Rev. room w'as
green and white with ivy palms, ferns'
and /loor baskets of hydrangias and ^
clematis in arresting groupings. A'
Misses Ruth and suspended shower lK)U<pH-t of bridal
! roses and ferns marked the jilace of
the hritle.
Prcniii»(ial music was remh-re I Iiy
.Miss Katherine Goggans as pianist
and .Miss ('arri<‘ Hagan as suloist. Her
sele«’ti(m la'ing, “('oiistaney’’ and "I’ll
Go 'I’o the End of the World With
You."
To the first notes of .Mendelssohn’s
wedding march .Miss .Margaret Amii-r-
son, attired in an ex«iuisite pink chif
fon and a cidilnial houijuet of swetd-
|h<‘art roses, entt'red as her sisters
i insrid of honor. Little Reb(*<‘ea ( ure-
iton, in fulffy pink orgamly and ear-
' rying a hask«‘t of pink roses, preceded
Uhe bride as ring hearer.
'I'he bride, lovely in a floor-length
creation of whiu* chiffon and lace with
cap-fashioned veil and <-olonial hou-
(juet of bridal ros<*s and valley lilies,
<‘ntered with her brother, (’hmh'S An
derson, and was met at the altar hy
th»‘ groom an<l his best man, Marcus
Boyd. Dr. John MeSween performed
thi* imjiressive ring c*renioriy.
i The bride is a daughteg of Rev. and
Mrs. R. .'s. .Anderson of ('ohan, Guate
mala, ('. A., hut for the past eight
years has made her home’ in the
State.s. .She has spent several sum
mers with her aunt, .Mrs. George W.
Bailey, and her attractive [lersonality
and aeccimptishments Tiavc'
her to many friends. She is an
graduate of Olivet college. Olivet, III.,
and hedds a B. .Mus. degree’ from
Louisville consc-rvatory, and is a m«‘m-
her of Delta Otnicron mu.siea! sorority.
For the past two years .Miss Ander
son was hc-ad of the musical depart
ment of Sue Bennett college, L mclon,
Kentucky.
.Mr. riark is a son of .Mrs. .M. O.
{.Mark and is a promising business man
of Waterloo.
.Mr. and Mrs. Clark left immediate
ly after the ceremony for Central
America, making the trip to New Or
leans by car. Octolier first they will
be at home to their friends in W’ater-
loo.
Out-of-town gue.sts were: Mrs. M.
O. Clark, Mr. and Mrs. J. L. CoopeV,
Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Cooper, Mr. and
Mrs. R. L. Holland of Tylersville, Mr.
and Mrs. J. A. Smoak of Cameron, Mr.
and Mrs. E. V. Golding, .Mr. and Mrs.
Rex I.anford, Mr. and Mrs. W’. Y. Mc
Neill, Mr. and M.rs. J. H. Powell, and
jH. C. F'uller of Waterlod, Mr. and
Mrs. Marcus B. Boyd of Enoree, Mr.
and Mrs. J. Ray Watson of Marion
(junction, Ala., Mr. and Mrs. E. B.
! Watson, A. C. M'atson, T. L. Hagan,
land Miss Carrie Hagan of Greenwood,
Miss Lilia Clark and Miss Lucy Fpps
jof Newberry, Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Cure-
'ton of Gaffney, Mr. and Mrs. M'. R.
I Ander.son, Mr. and Mrs. Le\vis Ander-
j son, James and Paul Anderson of Lau-
(rens.
; Mr. ai>d Mrs. George W. Bailgy en-
.jtertained with a lovely reception fol-
t lowing the ceremony. The dining room
Saturday Flvenlng Post, $2.00 per
year; 2 years. $3.50; 3 years, $.5.00.
JAS. W. CALDWELL
First Prize—8 lb. Ham. "
Second Prize—12 bottles Shivar’s Ginpier Ale.
Third l*rize—2 qts. Grape Juice.
Fourth Prize—8 lb. bucket Lard.
Fifth Prize—12 bottles Goca-Gola.
With each 50c pqid on accounts or for cash pur-
cha.ses, you will be given a ticket entitling you to
a chance at one of our regular Free Prizes given
away each Saturday evening at 7 o’clock. You
must be present to win.
Baldwin's Grocery
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’Good Things To Eat’
Phones 99 and 100
New Fall Furniture
Now Showing
More Beautiful Than Ever
Prices have not been a.s low ip years and we believe they are sure to
go higher.
A Mighty Good Time To Buy
.Most every home really needs at least a piece or two of new furniture
-and you should
Take Advantage Of Our Low Prices
Our showini^ is very complete. No better goods can be found for the
prices we offer.
Conte and Make Your Selections
We believe you will be plea.sed with the style, fini.sh, quality and prices
we offer.
Wilkes & Co.
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