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THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 17, 1931
THE CLINTON CHRONICLE, CLINTON, S. C.
PAGE THREE
SOCIETY EVENTS
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INTEREST TO WOMEN
II Mrs. Larry B. Dillard, Society Editor. Telephone 154
(liarlotte Rusne
Delicious horm'-made charlotte russe
may he prepartsl from left-over cot-
PRESBYTERIAN AUXILIARY
TO MEET MONDAY iline Martin.
The Woman’s Auxiliary of the First
Presbyterian church will meet next On Friday
iGiles, Mary Emma Speake and Caro-
eveninif Miss E'ranoes
Monday afternoon at 1 o'clock. El very Bailey and Miss Sara Zee Wrijrht en-'
member i.s urgently riMjuested to be teitaine<i a number of friends at the'
present as this is to be a special “Loy- home of Miss Wright in honor of .Miss|
alty meeting” for the year. Mary Ella Bailey before her leaving^
for Limestone college. Punch and \va-;
fers were served to twenty guests.
YOUNG PEOPLE
ENTERTAIN FRIENDS
On Saturday evening Misses Julia
Bailey, Carrie Mae Phillips and Eliza
beth Harris entertained several
friends at the home of the latter.
Punch and wafers were served to
about twenty guests.
ADDITIONAL LOCALS
Miss Nelle Rearden of Graniteville,
spent the week-end with Mrs. E. L.
Blakely.
Mr. and Mrs. M. G. Jeanes of De-
STUDY CLIJB HOLDS catur, Ga., spent several days last
FIRST FALL SESSION week with Mr. and Mrs. P. S. Jeanes.
The membt»rs of the Medne.sday Miss Lsabel Kennedy of Johnston,
Study club had their first fall meet- ^vas the guest last Wednesifay and
ing at the home of Mrs. R. E. W ysdr Thursday of Mrs. P. S. Jeanes.
on Sept, '.b “Espionage Service During Miss Ix)is Quinn of Charlotte, was
the Europ<'an War,” w'as the topic of the week-end guest of her sister, Mrs. |
study, and an attraidive program was \v, R. Tribble.
given on .Mata Hari, courtesan and j Mr. and .Mrs. .1. G. Hamm of At-j
spy. lanta, were week-end guests of Mr. ^
and .Mrs. Eugene Hitt.
lANN-P'ENN I .Mrs. Will .1. .\dair is a patient in
A .N N O U N CE.'iE.^\,
ped cream may be mixed with chop
ped nuts or with .sliced or diced fresh
fruit.s. If the charlotte ru.s.se is turned
♦ . „ 1,, , . ^ plate before serving, another
lag. Ilavo n-ady m ,l.,al t„u<.h' ot tariaty may ba adiW by ar-
ItHlkn tJ I ''" "A.''; individual serving,
stale cake. Im' centers may Im‘ filled i
either with plain whippi^l cream fla- IF IT IS A .MAGAZINE OR NEWS-
vored to .suit the tasU*. or if .slightly | PA PER THAT ^’OU NEED, SEE-
more “dre.ssy” wi.sh is desired, whip-i JA.MEaS M'. CALDWELL.
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Ti5“gTiurfb know that Ker condition is im-
cityT^annolThce the marriage of their •proving.
daughter.- Janie Lois, to Robert Will .Mr. and Mrs. S. W. Sumeryl an«l lit-
Allan lUm, son of Dr. and Mrs. R. L. tie daughter, Virginia, spent E'ri lcy
Benti of .\mericus, Ga., on December and .Saturday in Belton with relatives.
27, llkU). ■ Robert Jeanes left today for Char-
r leston. where he w-ill resume his stiul-
('ENI'URY ('LUB nicdical college.
MEETS TUSISDAY -'Irs. E. L. Blakely spent vesterday
The ('entury club will hold its open-I in Laurens with her mother, Mrs.
ing fall meeting with Mrs. .A. V.
tin on next Tues<lay afternoon. Sept. Mr. and Mrs. Brice Quinn of Soar-
'Hi ; toiMl nio U tujaeliuuL vvlU out
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Vo.a4'lly~ •ll■^‘ss<■ll y»uoKst«*rs. Iti lu.shioin-d of a stor
fact, It is .’U't to fcsi'iiibtc a Wi-avc that is “Just iiy^ltl
Jii\>hilc fashion parailc. liclicatcly tim
McKesson
HEALTH HELPS
Rubbing Alcohol, pint 39c
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39c
Milk of Magnesia, pint
Milk of Magnesia, V2 pint
No. 59 Antiseptic, pint
Mineral Oil (heavy), pint
Peroxide, pint .
25c
59c
fiOc
40c
22nd, at 4 p. m. This will l)e the first tanburg. spent the week-end with Mr.
of the programs on Southern and Mrs. R. L. Plaxioo.
Western states to he studied this win- William Davis is spending a few
ter, Texas Wing the staW selected for days with his sister. Mrs. Richard
the meeting Tuesday. Creswell, in .Atlanta.
Claude Canntin has returned to Mi-
Al'vitliuv -rn ami, Fla., after visiting his parents.
I.E(.ION AIMI.IAKY TO
Currv and Alluwee Neighbors spent
for phiy
itiiil si'h(u)l il.’iys. I’li'.il.s i \.
I'ullri'Mi (1' t:thri<'.s. ,111.1 pi.nil rolofs t. ii.l from til.' smix lo .1 \olv<' uml
util h.' s.'.'ii, conforming to tli.' ph'iit.H giv imw iiit.'r.'st to Ihr .'<1
f.'iiiiiiim' tr. n.l, Iti tailor. .1 fro. ks liir ami miffs of utiitf lawn u hi. h
too, alii siiiis eotitcil from “grow ii- art' I'dg'.l in bright .st it. liiiig.s,
up" fa.stiioii.H. many a litth* mi.ss util Thr sliirt u aist mod.- is si-onsor. .1
go olT to s« hool ulth Ih.' ii.ssurance in Ih.' \. ry u.'.i.iahh' costume to llu'
of hcing u' 11 ilr.ss..!, right. Na\y dotl.'.l cotton maU.s
I'u o typii.al frocUs arc shnu n the pi. at. .I shiri, u hicli huttons
iil.ov. . iiii.l svhilc the tailored mo.lc properly to iti.- smoeU. d hloiise of
IS still tiaramount In ehil.Iren's white hro.i.lelot h. StitehingH of
.lr.'.s.s.s, on.' sees u feminine toueh r*'.! give .|.lp;hlHil eolor are. nt to
in til.' liainty trimmings, tiny hut- tb.' Iilouse. ami emidinsl'/. the liny
tons, ami hits of hainl-eiiihroiilei'y rulTles. A eosliiim' tliat small
or smoelving uhieli distiiiguisli this peoide may uear with pardonahlo
v.'.ir's fashions. jirlile!
AUXILIARY TO
ELECT OFFIC ERS TODAY
The Americen mifion auxiliary will
meet this afternoon, Thursday, at 4 • *
o’clock in the I^egion club room in the *
Masonic Temple. .All members are SHEALY MAKES
urged to attend as this is the first GIFT TO SC’HOOI^S community for'fifty-six years
meeting of the fall and it will be an
important one", since new officers are
to be elected and other business mat
ters taken up.
THE THORNWELL ORPHANAGE
The readers of The Chronicle are’mean a saving of some $(i,0()() on the
familiar with the history and work of budget of the institution.
Thornwell orjihanage. It has occupied It se«‘ms that the otily fly in the
an important place in the life of the ointment is the increasing ilebt on it.
support. There is no buihling or other
.Si.me two thousand children have dtdd.
Teachers and pupils of Acade-my had a place under its hospitable roof: The .synoij is Jieing asked to take
Street sehotd art*-indeed grateful to'anif experienced the affection jiiid looking toward an a-tive
Dr. F. K. Shealy for his generous con- love of the home, l^arge numbers of d^upjiort for thi* home in all the church-
tribution to a much netsled book these sons and daughters now occuiiy Sunday schools this fjtll.
GOING-.\M .'VA I’.'\RIY fund. This contribution was purely positions of honor and responsibility! suggest.*.! t.i the .-ountry con-
FOR MISS BAILEY voluntary an.i is 1.. b«* us.d to help in the world of business and the Rregations that th.>y g«‘t t..g.*th.*r and
On Tuesday afternoon Miss Rena hooks for pupils who are <ieserv- church. ‘‘”'1 ^tar.l.*!! nroducts as
.A rams entertaine.i w th a b'v.-ly jn^ an.i unable to .-.•eur.* b.toks. Dr. Then* is at iiresent a splend-.l coriis ** K""‘l'y ‘I’'** ^>'1 i">'l
p.itty h. iu'iing .Mi.'S .Mary Ella Bailey.„4.s.|(,.aly .als,, made contributions to oth- workers.' well .inalifi.'d
* ’ ' ' Whili* hard tini.'S liav.* redii.'e.
Cod Liver Oil, pint M 75c
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Kpsom Salts (pure), lb. 20c
Kpsom Salts (pureL V2 lb. 15c
Epsom Salts (pure), lb. 10c
Fine Mlixed Bird Seed, lb. 25c
Hinkle’s Pills, 100 for 25c
Aspirin Tablets^!00 for 69c
Aspirin Tablets, 25 for . . 25c
Aspirin Tablets, 12 for 15c
Sadler-Owens Pharmacy
TELEPHONE 400
TELEPHONE 377
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who left oil raesday for Liinestoru* j,|. schools in th.* city
i 1. g'- K( iir 'ii'il.'s wer.' arranged f ir
i ,k and a the .-on.''.i-^ioii of the ;
gam.'s Mi"is Lou .Abrams pn*.-'; aCe.i
.'vlNw I’adey with a misc.-llaney of
gifts giv.*n hy her fri<*iuls. < ream and
cj.ke were served bv M ss Lou ,\J>r:iins
an.i Mrs. Walt.T Raniag.v Th.- guests ;
inVlu.i.'d- Misses Mary F.lla Bailey.
Nanni.' Su.* .A.lair, Myrtis Holland.
Mary Mi.wz.* Dillard, Topie .Mi-t'rary,
Kath<*rine an.i Elizabeth Blakely,,
Marguerite Boland, .Margar.-t .Moor
head, Mary W.irkman, Sara Zee
Wright. Frances Bailey, Hatri“ia •
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/Or tho
ome
in . very way for the r.*s|ionsible po
sitions which th.-y .lecupy.
'I'he Uuik ll.•vel I an more 'inoitlily.
'riuTe n.'V.'i s. etn.'d to li<* a f’:i.*r ."pir-
t among th.' ehiMr.'ii.
'rhe local S'hool hoard Ins taken
uv«*r th.' o|i.'rati.)n of the oiphanag.'
s. h lols as or((\ id.'d hv a snet ial ai't impo.ssih!
t h.‘
incom.*, :h.' ihinand'i for th.* admis-
■imi of child) 'll have increa'^.'d on ac
.'ount of th.'".' "ame ■•onditimis.
idle popiilalion has stood at for
the pa-t s.'M'ial y.'ars.
Wlu't. v. I ina\ lie the deiiianils, it
to incr.’ase this numli.T
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of the l.'gnlature passi'd last winter, ‘'bildreii until fh.- in.-mn.' is larg.*ly
incr.'ase.i
//^ncu Mart »
jThis law mnk.'s it possihl.* for tin* or
phanage school to eontinu.' on the 'Ih.' hr.'‘l^in of th.* syno.l are .-.ir-
sch.siul.* un.l.*r whi. h it has su.' ess- dially-invited to visit Thortiw.-ll while
fully .)|)eiat.*.l in th«* past. This will | in th.* . ity.
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Rice With Mushrooms
1 tup ri.-e, 1-2 pound mushrftoms.
.m top f>f the apples; place in a st.*am- over th.*rn with grtiiie juice, an.i l.-t
er .iver a kettle .if h.d wat.*r, and slan.l for a oupl.' of nours in the r.*-
Visitors 1*-^ ^•up butter. 3 tablespoons fl.iur, 2 ''
ww V lollVl O , u 1 st. arn an h.iur an.i a half. .S.*rve with fngerat.ir. In.*n dram them the juice
7 (Ups mils .ir .sl.K-k, salt and pepper. , t, u i *
,, . , _ 1 a spiee luiuid sauce. can 1m. use.! for fruit pun.-h .»r sh.*rl>et
We are ijiad to have you in
Boil rice in salted water, .irain an.i
•II k P^^ mol.^. .^et in h.it water.
Clinton and hope you \%ill have mushrooms and slice the caps
a most enjoyable meeting.
pit-e li.iuid sauce. can Im. use.l tor truit pu
- an.i place th<- assort-«*d fruits on
Graham Pudding crisp white lettuc* leaves. .Serv.* with
1-2 cup molasses, 1-2 cup sour milk, mayonnaise or Freri. h .iressing.
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, - . J , rest of the .stems ten minutes m u..c,
If in need cf a Gift or Novelty _ , „ ,
and tender portion of stem.s. Boil the ... „ , ,
in one ^*^ ch.ipped raisins (fl.iure.l). 2t
cup of water and .strain for »t..ck.' t^ble.spoons .Irippings, 1 teaspoon so- Currant Pie
it will be a pleasure to show you. Saute the mu.shrooms in the butter,,graham flour. Afash a . up of ripe currants with
stir in the flour and add the milk and ‘*''^b*r given, steam 3 hours. cup .if sugar an.i a.l.l the yolks of
stock. Season and cook until thick and ’^'tb ban! sauce, whipped two eggs beut.-n with a tablespoon of
smooth. Turn rice .lut of m.dd .m to ^ream or any sauce desir.*d. fl„ur rubbed snmoth in a little cold
platter and fill .-enter with mushrooms. water. I’our into a . rust an.i bak.* un-
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Brown Pudding til firm, th.-n .-ov.t with a meringue
■Mix .me . up .-ach of m.()la.ss<*s, wa- an.i bak.* until th.- in.*ringu.* is brown,
ter, cho|)pe.l su.‘t an.i raisins with a
SCHOOL OF ART
NOW OPEN
Studio:
Room 211, Jacobs Building
Classes:
Morning—10 to 12 o’clock
Afterncon — 3 to 5 o’clock
Evening—7:30 to 9:30 o’clock
Bread Gmelet
1-2 cun bread crumbs, 4 eggs. 1-2 . , , , i, i i i
cup milk,' 1 t.able.spoon butter, ,alt, Grange and Endbe Salad
neuner ^an.l one-half cup.- .if flour sift.*d with Sejiarat.* th.* s.-cti.ms .if ..rang.* and
Soak'the brea.lcrumbs l.'S minutes in \ teaspo..n of bakmg- pow.lor. .Mix artfully remove the thin skin, with-
milk. Beat the volks of the eggs and th.moughly, Uirn into a bul.et.*.! m dd,^,,^^^ hurting the shape of the orange
sea.sonTng, a.id to the br.-ad-rumbs, f..r thr«*e h.iurs. For the ,.a,.h
an.i fold in the beaten whites. Pour cream fhr.*e-fourths tablespu.m ^ each
into a hot buttered pan an.i cook slow- ‘ "P a.l.j Fr.*n.-h dressing
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ly. When brown on the bot-t.im put in , ... .over ii
^ vanilla, and two cups .if boiling water.)
a sl.?w oven, 300 degrees, to set. F'old
and turn out on het platter.
Cook for five minutes and serve.
A. R. Wallack,
Director
Steamed .Apple Dumplings
Pare, quarter and core a dozen good
Prune and Orange
(’herries and Cheese
Pit ripe cherries that have been
washed an.i chill.-.l an.i in each pit cav-
Prune and .mange cup is suitable jjy jjytip <.,.^am chee.se. Place
sized apples and place in a buttered
for the first course at luncheon or
summer dinner. To make it for six
three or four or five cherries .m each
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Rudd Studio of the Dance
Miss Willie Rudd Fuller announces the opening of her
Studio of the Dance at 96 North Broad Street, offering
class and private instruction in the following types of
dancing:
pudding dish. Make a biscuit crust; * ‘ .' _ lettuce ].*aves and serve with
roll thre.-fourthx of an inch thick; put I*™"* t'"' ’ /
and eighteen prunes. The prunes r rench dressing.
should be lightly cooked and cut into — — — -
quarters. Cut the oranges in half and
remove the pulp with an orange spoon
and then carefully clean the orange j
halve.s of all pulp .so that they can be
used for cups. Mix the orange and!
prune and chill, placing it in the or
ange cups again just before serving.
TAP
BALLET
BALLROOM ::
For Adults and Children.
ACROBATIC
noveLty
Registrations are now being made.
Classes will begin September 19th.
Telephone 172-J.
REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE
Blackberry Pudding
Cook blackberries with just enough
If you contemplate buying real
‘estate, now is an opportune
: time.
water to cover until they are soft.
Four farms from 100 to 500
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Sweeten them liberally. Arrange them , each.
^ * alternately with slices of bread and
Two choice pieces of business
butter in » pudding dish, Ui the her- j j ,,
ries be on top. Let the pudding stand ^
Three dwellings in Clinton,
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top. Let the pudding
for an hour or so and then bake for
twenty minutes. Cool it in the refrig
erator and serve cold, with cream.
Grape Juice Salad
Place chunks of grape fruit and
diced orange, thick slices of banana'.
good location.
For further information, see-
B. H. Boyd, Agent
diced pears and peaches in a bowl and Clinton Realty & Insurance Co
Selling Quality Groceries
At Fair Prices
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business we are enjoying. You will
find our prices are consistent with
the prices being paid for cotton.
We Invite Your Business
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Our Specials are worth your while.
Come in — pick out what you want
—get the best.
Why not get First Prize this week?
Join the crowd and have lots of fun.
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This Week’s Prizes Will Be:
First IViy.c—H Ib. Kingan Reliable Ham.
Second l*ri/e—21 lbs. Best Flour.
Third I’rize—S Ib. bucket Lard.
F’ourth Prize—I gal. Home Made Syrup.
Fifth Prize—12 iHiltles Shivar Ale.
V\ ith each 50c paid on accounts or for ciU'h pur-
chtises, 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.
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Baldwin's Grocery
‘Good Things To EaU*
Phones 99 and 100
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