The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, October 08, 1931, Image 3

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'J) THIIRSIMY, OCTOBER 8, 1931 HE CLIN1X>W CHRONK'l.E. CIJNTON. S. C. PAGE THREE SOCIETY EVENTS OF INTEREST TO WOMEN Mrs. Larry B. Dillard, Society Editor. Telephone 154 CENTURY CLUB iWripht. R E. Wysor and L. B. Dil- WITHS MRS. BRIMM Ward. .Mrs. T. P. P. ('arson of Groen- An interestinp meeting: of the ("en- a visitor, tury club wa.s held with Mrs. I). J.; Two dohjrhtfa! courses were served. Brimm with Mrs. (\ M. bailey pre- sidinff. Oklahoma was studied with NORTHERN DIVISION the following contributions: WOMEN’S CLUBS OF S. ('. “Historic Sketches of Oklahoma.” HOLD MEETING HERE Mrs. H. E. Sturgeon. The Narthern Division of the F’cd- “Our Government and the lndians.’\eration of Women’s Clubs of South Mrs. Marshall Brown. • Carolina met at the State Trainir.g “The Oil Industry,” Mrs. J. 1. Cope-| school on last Friday. The meeting land. '^was called to order at 10:30 a. m. bV About twenty members were pres-1 Mrs. W. P. Coan of Spartanburg, lis- ent, and all regretted the resignation trict director, .\fter uniting in sing- all regretted the of Mrs. J. 1. Copeland, who is soon tojinjj “America, the Beautiful” the con leave for Gainesville, Ga. iference was led in prayer by Dr. D:id- fley ,]onea of the Presbyterian co'.leje. Mrs. C. E. Galloway, president of BOND-ANDERSON .MARRIAGE The marriage of Miss Louise Bond and Paul .Ynderson was solen'nized on last Thursday afternoon at f )ur o’clock at the home of the bride’s par ents. The wedding, which came as a com plete surprise to their many friends, was a very quiet affair, with only mc'mbers of the imnmliate familie.s present, and was an interesting event to friends both in the upiwr and lower part of the state. The ceremony was performed by the Rev.-Ray .Xnderswn of laiurens. father of the trroom. There were no attend the Woman’s Club of Clinton, in a cordial manner welcomed the visitors and delegates to the conference. The response was made by .Mrs. P. FL !?cot*^ of Newberry. The following state officers were recognized. Mrs. E. 1). Sallinger of Florence, state president; Mrs. Spig- Ticr of ('olumbia, treasurer; Mrs. Burts of ?p;.r*.;)nburg, chairman of public welfare; Miss Felps of .Viken, chair man (.f c;tnser\ation; .Mrs. Groce of Lyman, chairman of women in indu.s- try. Dr. F, L. We’.vh, acting superintend- J- s Fruit Muffins To your rc?cipe for grahnm muffins add a half cun or coarsely cii 'r)ed Engli.sh walnuts ami pieces o'‘.(;.ites jand figs broken in nb'ces abt; it the .size of u pea. The.«e muffin" ar? rich ! enough to be served without liutter land remain fresh and moist enough to |be used at luncheon or supper the day! Ithey are baked. • DR. W. K. GUNTER Dentist I.ocation: Dr. W. T. Hughes Former Office Clinton, S. C. I Extracts Special Prices The hrkle was charmingly attired in a traveling dress of two-tone brown w ith hat and glove.* in matching c.)l- ors. She is the third daughter of .Mr. and .Mrs. L. ('. Bond of this city, and(^ received her educatii.n at Wintbrop college. The groom is the third son of Rev. and Mrs. Ray .Ynderson of Laurens, and is a graduate of Presbyterian col lege. Shortly after the ceremony the young couple left for a wedding trip. taliMc.s me usually coii- tons, In hasket wuavu. luak.'.s tic si.li 1-1 (1 mur«' Ixa-oiuiuir fur thosu frock at the left, whieli Is ilesi^iu'il iilTii'ul! ai;i's from ten tu ftuirteen. to he e.speeiall'y l)eeumiiiK fur ili st' rile e.itt ll•^t)f^e.s anit Inf' r< sling ‘‘hel vve,>n ligi's." || is In u \Mirm -u an address pertaining to the work that the .state hopes to accomplish in the near future regarding the suh-normal person. He solicited the cooperation and support of all club members. Reports were read from the follow-1 ing clubs: .Spartanburg. Gaffney,; Blacksburg, Laurens, .Newberry and (’linton. rommittt'es on courtesy, and next meeting place were appointed. .Short messages were bean! from Mrs. Sallinger and Mrs. Sjtigner. Mrs. iiKike ll'.eni e.siii'ei.i 11\ uii.'i.i'tahle to fiuiks nvlijeh, \v liile th 'V eunfurMi tu thi laihml sini|ilielty tif the ju nior muih , must .it till' same time • lurruA a lot ut suplii.-.tieation from I lie groun-ui> moile. ''oliiring^'. too, ace im|)ortant for ..iris of liiese ages, ami in warm toms of rust, fieli rleep iirowns. t>ln s. moss greeii.s. or warm red tones, tin \elv« leeii ami twei'd cot tons will lx itoimlar liotii for imae- 'irality ami Ix eomiimm-.ss. ! rl«'-riu’ makes ' >M,- of tile m w wool-like cot-I ami cuff set. ami ,lia.s hamiings of w title pium to jjive intecest to tile neekl'i'.e ami alllicev iateil sleeves. 'I'lie velveteen Sumlay frock i.s important foe jnnioc mtsses at lioanltng .seluiol, or at liome. In tile two-piece moilel .stuiwil at tile rlglil an IntecestiiiR scallojied treatment gives a doiiiili' iireasted “jaekefl effm t to tile jumper top. Wlilte Imttons are used, and wliit* an unii.Hual rollar VANILLA 3 oz 33c 6 oz 59c 16 oz. $1.39 LEMON (Pure U. S. P.) 2 oz 25c 4 oz 50c ■O i* PINEAPPLE f 6 oz. Kiwanians Gather Here For Meet';; Sallinger urged all club women to use i lie Rudd Fuller, will be in ch.-irgt of as their motto, “We grow cotton, we the New'berry studio and will instiuct ULUBS HOLD.S JOINT manufacture cotton, we use cotton.” | precisely the same courses thjit are BIRTHDAY SESSION Also that use be made of home-growrt used at the Dean school of dancing in On Wedne.s<lay afternoon a birthilay products as much as possible. Mrs. ('olumbia. Mis^ Fuller was the pre celebration of the Friendly Dozen club Sjtigner made a report of the feder-; mier dancer in the university viamv'i A large number of Kiwaiiians from and the Actean eluh was held at the ation’s finances. grouj) last year and has appeared on the ('linton, Gremiwood jind Newhi'rry .Mary Musgrove tea room, with Mrs. .Music during the morning s<>ssion numerous programs in Uoliunhia and clubs gathered in the city last Friday R. Z. Wright and Miss .Salhe Wright y-as furnishe4l by the .Music Uluh ofjvarious parts of the state. .Miss Fuller (‘veiling for the second of a series of as joint hostesses. Both clubs were or- ('linton. '' |Will continue her connection with the, inter-city meeting.s. ganized rflf l'.>03 and have enjoyed Recess was had at one o’clock for liean dancers of the univer.sity. .Miss An invitation had been extendmi by twenty-eight years of service and lunch at the Training school. i Helen Simmons, well-known Newberry the girls haskelhall team of the Thorn- pleasure. The attr.active silhouette The afternoon session was called to girl, will receive instructions from wAilU-orphunage to hold the. meeting plaee cards were the clever work of order at 2 o’clock, .^n interesting talk .Mrs. Dean in ('olumbia, and will also there, and the invitation Mrs. Wright’s grandson. Robert Mr- was made by Mrs. Burts on puhl’c wel- act s^s assistant to Miss Fuller. Miss lx‘(S. These STRAWBERRY 3 oz. 6 oz. 33c 59c CAKE COLORING All Colors 15c oz. Sadler-Owens Pharmacy ‘At lJni()n Station’ Telephone 100 bore th<‘ names of the fare. .Vhe called attention to the need Fuller will teach one class a week and charter memlH'is of each club. Friend- of welfare work among Indians, and j Miss .Simmons will lu‘ in charge of the ly Dozen: .Mesdames .1, .V. Bailey, \N. to the need of each club meniln'r do-isecond weekly class and will supervise .S. H« an. A. \’. .Martin. W. B. Owens, jn^r her best to find work for ‘he ijn-,lhe practice. .1. Bai- E. Sivemer, 1’. S. Ua.ley. W. .1. Bai- empluyetl ley, .1. F. .Jacobs. .Sr., VV. II. Young. .Mi.is Nonna Hallett of the Training \. .M. ('oiK'land, R. Z. Wright and .school, read a paper on the suli-norinal .Mi.-s Connie Bailey. .-Xitaf'au mem- ehii<i. hers: Me.s<i;une.s C. M. Bailey, R. B. .Miss Felps of Aiketi, siinke on con- Varuc, .1. \V. Copeland. .Ir.. .M;ss(*s seiva'hm. urging all clubs to aid in •Vnna Boozer, Laura Vancc', L;hhie preseiving na.ural forests. .She asked S])encer. Fronde Kennedy, .\ddie Hor-^ the clubs to sponsor a spe''ial program ton, Ellen McCaslan, .Molhe Man.s.m,; ^ rating the (leorge W’ashington Clara Duckett. Ina Vance, .Annie Coi»e- Hi-Centenriia! in 1h32. land and Sallie Wr.ght. Mrs. Groce of Lyman sjioke feeling- .New members present on this de- Iv on Hurricane News ■Mi'^ses Rosa .Sumerel and .Mary Lotta Riser spent last week-end with the former’is parents, .Mr. and Mrs. .1. .M, Sumerel, at Hickory Tavern. .Mrs. .1. .M. .Simpson was a liiisiiu'ss women in industry, advising all,''•''‘I'***' Newherry Friday afternoon. lightful occasion were: .Me.ulames D. women to remain in the home and not | and Mrs. Hain|) Horton spent ■J. Woods, F'. D. .Jones, .John .Sjiratt, to enter industry urdess n<‘''ess;ir.v. j.Sunday with their jiarents, .Mr. and H. A. Copeland, \\ . H. Shands, .M. J.' Reports of committees were heard. .Mrs. Wash Horton. .McF'adden, W’. I). Copeland, .J. L. 'A Handsomely Finished (’edar I.ined Dressing Table Case With Larjue .Mirror Special $1.45 A .^matl depo.^it will hold for Christmas. .Mrs. Groce of Lyman, was ele. teij as district director. .Mu^ic for the afternoon .session wa.s furnished by the children of the T**in- ing S' hool. .Adjournment v.'as made at 3 o’clock. W'hitmire, is' hi.s daughter, I C. H. .Shannon of s|>ending a week with .Mrs. Mace Young. .Mrs. Walter .Naliors, .Mrs. Rex A'oung, .Mrs. Grover Naliors, (Jeorge .Nabors and ('. C. Young attended the ere, and the invitation was quickly accepted. .A Jiountiful and well served j dinner was furnished liy t li girls uii-i der the direelinn Of thidr I '('i rs, (he > proceeds to lie a|iplied in pi., chasing | iia-kethall eipiipriient for t Jieii t“arn. | ^^ Till* visitois >poke in the higliest ■ jiraise of the dinner and the intenst-' ing program rendered liy a tuimher of the elilidun 11.,der 1 h( direction if B S. J’iiison, iicad id' tlie in ‘ it ut ion’.-; school.s. I I’he meeting was pro ided ovr tiy the ellih's pre ideiil Rev. C. B> iiin B(*lts. .A eordia! add re .s .if weler tu> wa.s made hy Dr I,. R. J.ynn, pre ideiit of the institution. 'I'he meeting was an (•iijoyalih oii a.sion for the Kivvan ans and plans are now under way for the third of (lie series (o 1- • held witfi thi’ .NewJieny eliiJi in the n. ai future. ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦»♦♦♦♦♦»♦♦♦»♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ New Dentist Locates Here it MLS.S FULLER HEADS NEWilKRRY STL DIO FRONTIS Jewelry Store Clinton, S. C. (Newberry Iliua’d and .News) 'Irs. William Dean, directress of the i>ean Daneer.s of the University of .South Carolina, and the Dean Dancing school of Columh’a, will open a class in Newberry this week, ('las.ses will begin Thursday at the .Newberry hotel. .Mrs, Dean’s fir.st assistant, Miss Wil- Reedy River association at Bush River on Tuesday. .Mr. and .Mrs. I’r«‘s Nalior.s apd A Naliors spent .Vlonday in Colunihia. .Mr. Whitmire of (Ireenville, sfient the week-end with .Mr. and .Mrs. .1. F’. Whitmire. I Dr. W. K. Gunter, deiitiist 'f Wag- ■ ner, has located her" the past wiu'k | jfor the practice of hi‘ jirofessior.. lii. | j Gunter will oeeupy .'.e former up.st.iirs office of Dr. ’i”. T. Hughe:, who left the city sevei.i! month.' ago to go to 'Greer.i Death.. . entered Iloncr Roll for Hurricane .SehiMil .Sec(>nd grade: Carolyn Young, Car- son Nabors. Third (jrade: Eva .Mae Flllis, Ralfih Buigess, H. .1. .Sjiencer, Filiz'ibeth F'itch Jarrell. F'ourth grade: Coley N’abor.s. ' .Sixth grade: .Marion .Nabors. .Seventh grade: Aliru' Nabors, Lo- rene Rumph. ( •iin.’. Om let for lireakfa.-t is I made by add.ng a euji of sr.' t liread-' crumbs to a icgular omel t niiAture to' w'hieh a talile-p., m of mnk J ir each egg has been adot tfie room mth her I.O(’.\L BOY .S( OUTS HOl.D MEETING The Silhouette Shop THERE ARE THREE WAYS TO GET PERFECT, PLEASING SERVICE AT BALDWIN’S The first way is to come yourself; the second, phone your wants; the third, send your child. !< ► "OHOULO • womaa aeecpt th« 1^ moral code of tba maa sba mar- |o on? I was frantic—at any cost I*d save my precious child. And to, on that fatal afternoon, I went to Paul* Louis’ apartmant to bc|—to plead— even to kill—wben—'* • ’ nes, " tbit eonfcttin| woman writes, **eveq tbou|b it drags ber through the suffering silence of hell? “I loved my butbaad, Paul-Lonis— loved him with all the yielding devo tion of a country girl from Illinois. But he was Freaoh, a foreHP> gentle man with a foreign ooda of morals. He fouIe<i~my lips with faithless kisses —aiid' threatened to rear asy baby boy to worship his wayward actitada toward yoang womanhood. '‘How eonld I —bow ooold any woman eodura sueh torture and etiH Hare, iaio thia thaadariag elirnsz. Fata bwlad s bolt that abook tba rery deptba of tbia aaffer* toS womaa’a aool. If yoo love ail that ii cleaa aad iae ia Itfa—if avar yoa have beea tortored with tba hciptaaa tbooSht of s loved oaa’a aalaithfulaaaa, bare ia a trcaiaadoes tme-lifa atory that will grip roe tbroagh arary atarkly- toM detail. Tba atory ia eallod HBk Loio AND Mastki. Yoa will bad it aamplete ia N^smbar Trub STOBY MAGAZINE—iaat as it fkmad froai tba palaiag paa af this brava waama wba foagfat for tbs Right. Get yoar aoey of TraaStory—gat it today—raod it today I On Friday morning, Oct. 2nd, the nucleus of what i.s hoped to launch a j B ly Scout movement in Clinton, met in the high school building. Two hoy.s ^ had previou.sly passed the tenderfoot te.sts, and when four more completed .them at the meeting F'riday, only two more remain who must stand the tests 1 before a charter may be obtained. The j names of the boys who hope to la-come j charter member.s of a Clin'.on chapter are: Ro.swell F^orter, Fldward F’ergu-; Ison, Robert Meix-es, F’red Webb,' James Sloan, Joe Donnan, Bill Mc-'l I Sween and Jack Witherspoon. A. L. Duckett, memlier .of the high school faculty, is to he scoutmaster. 82 N. Broad Street VISITS HERE TrmSttrj H»mrU utm bwdfsir rpvry Mtmdmf mitkt swr WEAF mmdNMC Msd Sttwrk, B • •dmkNmtYtrkMm*. -‘I IN NOVtMBW ,rue Stor . d#Y0DAy WHERfvrER IJA'GAZINfff Aff| Yotd' ! Mr. and Mrs. F'. A. Buchanan and | little granddaughter, Alice Moore Gib-j 'son, of Swannanoa, N. C., spent the; week-end here with their daughters,, Mrs. George R. Holland, .Mrs. Selma F'ranks, and son, W. A. Buchanan. Saturday Evening Post, $2.00 per year; 2 years, $3.50; 3 years, $5.(V). JAS. W. CALDWELL We firide ourselve.s on the kind of .^erA ice Ave ren der all the time under all eireumstanees. You can always j^et the .‘-ame kind of service over the phone that you Kt’t in person. This store is manned hv trro- cerymen of experience who know the wants of Clin ton housewives and take pleiusure in pleasing cus tomers. Your October Business Invited NEW RENTAL BOOKS - Kindled F'lanie—.Margaret I’ed- ler. DwarUs IJliMid—Fidith Oliver. The Ten Commandment»—War wick Deeping. F’inch’s F'ertune — .Maza De La Roche. Ix»ve Gees Past — Ursula I’ar- rott, The Sixth Journey — Alice Ros- ^ man. Martin’s Summer—V'icki Baum. All Along Shore—Lincoln. FMamenco—Eleanor Smith. Rhapsody In (lold — Arthur S. Roche. New Russia’s Primer—-M, Ilin. Boy Scout Bor.kft—50c Galloway-McMillian Book Store f o ' <► (► (► 1 ► (O (► o c o <► >> (► (I <► (I i* >> li: i* (► (► (► o (► It This Week’s Prizes Will Be: First Prize—25 lbs. Suifar. Second Prize—8 lb. bucket Lard. Third Prize—3 lbs. Sliced Bacon. Foijrth Prize—3 lb. Pork Roast. Fifth Prize—3 lbs. Chew. . With each .50c paid cn accounts or for cash pur chases, 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. t ♦ t I ♦ ♦ : ♦ t t Baldwin s Grocery ^Good Things To EaP Phones 99 and 100 ; ...X • A .