The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, November 19, 1931, Image 3

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.lA -.. "W *•" W?'' & (> i ■r" THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 1931 THE CLINTON CHRONICT.E. a.INTON, S. C PAGE THREE SOCIETY EVENTS OF INTEREST TO WOMEN Mrs. Larry B. DiUard, Society Editor. Telephone 154 LEGION AUXILIARY Ithe following P. C. mon: Hart Odom MEETS THIS AFTERNOON 'of Xewnan,, Ga., the lead; 1). B. Dowl- The Ametican Legion Auxiliary will ing, Jr., of Augusta; J. W. Combs of meet this afternoon, Thursday, at j Covington, Ga., Frank Guess of Rockj 3:30 in the high school building. Mrs.| Hill, Hastings Wyman of Aiken, andj Carl Morgan, national committee-1 Gonzales Bowen of Columbia. ■woman will speak. I LUTHERAN SOCIETIES TO MAKE THANK OFFERING The Light Brigade and Woman’s M issionary society of the Lutheran church are having a public thank of fering meeting at 3 o’clock Sunday SULLIVAN-EICHELBERGER WEDDING AT ANDERSON The marriage in Anderson Wednesday evening of Miss ^ Barbara Sullivan and Hugh L. Eichel-j berger of this city, was an event of i to many local friends arul! last Luta; interest afternoon. The public is cordially in-i th’-oughcut the state. The following j vited. j account of the wetlding is taken from! I the Anderson Daily Mail o.' Thui's-j MRS. HAYS HiiSTESS I TO BRIDGE CLUB ! November’s own flowers, chrysan-! On Tnursday afternoon Mrs. S. C.i ^^lemums, were lavi.shly use<l in’dec-! Hays entertained her bridge club all orating the entire lower floor of thej» ^ which two tables were arranged for i homo, yellow predominating! contract. The following enjoyed thel’f^ inception rooms and j ure white afternoon: Mesdames Pringle Cope- in the ceremony room. Among the land, \\\ A. Johnson, R. C. Adair, J. A. Chandler, VV’m. B. 0\^’ens, John M'. Little, Horace Payne and J. J. Corn- well. A sa’ 1 course was servtMi. flowers and ferns were intersperse<l! beautiful white laper.s in wrought iron ca.'delabra. STUDY (TUB MEETS WITH MRS. (OPELAND Mrs. W. n Coneland was hostess ... to the Wedn^''sduy .Study club, with'was the processional, ami as the first j Mr.s. Wilson Harris as chairman of | notes snumleii the officiating minis- the program. An Interesting study it-r. Dr. Warren M. Seay,.pastor o^f the .A program of nuptial music was given by Mrs. O. L. Martin, pianist: Professor Weld) von Hass'‘''o. violin ist, an.f Sam Orr Trildule, so. st. The b.*i<lal chorus from Lohengrin veyed to us by deed by Ba»Ti of Cross Hill on ev?n date herewith. ■A deposit of twentv-fivc T?.'00) I lolirrs to be made with t’-.( sa-i -rk I O'f ('’>ur^ by the .suc' o ^sful bbMrr im- ' mediately af.er ;a d alt. a.s h guar antee of good fpi h, or premises to be resold on same or some subs(*(pient .salesday, at risk of former purchaser. This land is being resold at ri.sk cf former purchaser at previous .sale Terms of sale: ('ash. Purchaser to pay for pajrers, stamps and record ing. If the terms of sale are not com plied with, the land to be resold on same or some subsequent salesday on same terrns at risk of former pur chaser. THOS. W. BENNiriT, C. C. C. P, and G. S., Ijaurens, S.jC. Date<l November IH, l‘>31.—12-3-3tc. A ITENTION, IM.EASEI American Mago/.ine, 2 years $3AO. This offer gO(K! until Nov. 10, 1901. JAME.S W. CALDWELL TTie Magazine Man Call 38 at 12 o'clock X^ITII motorlna, train and air Ithe manner of the i>opular trench ^ excurslona and wa voy»ig)«: of natural chamois color, this coat tx'coines at once appro- was made of Mrs. Mary Baker Eddy.jFir.st Baptist church, took a position Mr.s. constantly opening new gateways of travel, tt Is no wopder that wo- me# everyw’here are demanding practical “cn ronU'** wardrobe's. The sports coot Is now an essential Most “.\ Woman Hecon es a Deity, Harris. “The Secret Place of the High ’’ Mrs. Bynum Betts. "Tlie Twilight of a G-xi,” Mrs. R. C. .Adair. .Mrs. John .lohnson was a visitor. MIISGROVE ( LUB WITH MRS. HARRIS On Friday afternoon Mrs. Teague Harris beautifully entertaine<l the Musgrove club. Pompon chrysanthe mums were effective in arrangement. Miss Martha Davidson assisted! the hostess in .serving a salad course to the following guests; Mes<lames Wil liam Henry,Tl. H. Henry, Alex Henry, Clayte Bailey, R. L Bailey, William Bailey, Henry .M. Young, M. J. Fur- queron, T. J. Blal(x*k, Mary Henry, Lula Davidson, W. M. McMillan, T Coming down the stairs the bride’s attendants made a lovely picture. First was Mrs. Dillard Watson, a si.s- ter, who was followtsl by Mrs. ('harles j Sullivan, Jr. Both w’ore crocus yellow j costumes, fashiomnl from moleskin | satin, with long pointed lines, and ^ bustle back, ('rystal and rhinestones wire th' ornament! while their slip- |x*rs exactly matched the costumes. Their flowers were yellow chrysan themums in an arm bouquet. Two dainty junior briilesmaids were Louise Henry Acker and Mar guerite Mattison. They were dressed alike in empire fix)cks of spring gr« en and carried nosegays of yellow button chrysanthemums. .Miss Dorothy Sullivan was maid of honor, and was next to descend the stairway. Her gown was of jadeite gr<*en satin made in the sheath lines this year It Is espeokiJly smart If ft hi of one of th« new ooUon fabrics. Suede cloth, a cotton coating with a delightfully soft texture, la used In the model at the left. In prlate for s«'a voysige.s, air or motor trips. Warm, comforUible and when the trip la over, ujialuihle — It la an asaet In any w'ardrobe. Cotton twetxl of a htxivy uubhy with its nmtehlng beret. Again the “ loose, comfortable styling of the coat nx’orntnend.a It for all "rough” traveling, w'hlle the red, black and white checked effect of the fabric Is dfstlnctly smart. R. Owens, Rns.sell Cooper, J. D. Bo- with short train. The soft drapery at ofiROMfMIV The Prize Exhibit appointing ones in tin* \vho!«‘ rity to us. That IS, exit’i t for th<* wonderful bakerii's the Syr ans operate along Washington stieet, just arouT\d the uorn<“r lii.in the underwear .shops. New York’s Medical ('enter Some years ago E<lward Harkness loft ten million dollars to found a medical center here aiul s»‘verjiil blocks land, P. B .\<lair and ley. .Miss Ruth Bai- BOOZER-G ASTON MARRIAGE A marriage which came as a sur prise to many (’linti-ji frieraL was sol emnized in the parlor of th<* Fit'-t ^ Presbyterian thurch when the j-aslor. ^'kirt Dr. I). J. Woods, united in tnaf rMvony ' with Mi.ss Bonita Bo(,zer of Newberry, an,! Lamar D. Gasti ri of Re;dvil!e, on la'^t Wednesilay evening. .Nov. 11. the neck was caught hack by diamond clip.s. Her flowers were Peroet roses, tied with yellow tulle, j In an Empress Josephine irKwlel of i ivory white satin the briile was regal, j Her gown was made with S(iuare| i neck of rose jjoint lace, and puffi jSl('e\' N, witli the train mad«‘ into Her veil of maline was edged ie;»il la'<‘. falling iH'yomi the caught with biais of oratige blossoms. It wa.s bound to the heal with a lace Juli<'t cap. Her flowers Ni w \ erk has thre e* zoos, the most | were Ixjught uptown atid $-1,1)00,000 famous being the Bronx, which is fa- -pent for ))uil<lings unel ;|Holh(*r for mous all over (he world. The ( entral .fittings.-The rest of the money is out Paik zoo is the oldi’St and is even (m interest and grew so fast it wor- smaller than the Prospect Park one in | ^he trustees. Brooklyn. The one in Central park i li,.cently the'.v eleefele*d to sperwl the draws niany thousands of visite)rs. > niotiey (,n anothe-r meeiical center and even wdth its small collectmn of wild They will iirobal.ly “go broke,” as they The* hippo and giraffe are*' want to do. in putting it up. Both the* animals. only valuable Mr.!. Gas-ton was a popular teacher, w.*re br de’.s roses and val!e*y lilies, in the Clinton school for four years.; Miss .SMivan eame down the stairs j and .Mr. Gaston i.s an eveetrical e n-!‘Hone, and was joine*d by h(*r brothe*i,; ('harles SuMivan, at the foot of the | gineet, ('OPEI AND-.SPEFRS MEDDINt; .A marriage of much many friends here* was really about the mals in tha‘ zoo. The exh.irit which eiraws the* most 1 visitors and is haiel to gel m ar on I .Sundays i.s one that is nothing less ^ than an orelinary faimyard. ialhe*r' smaMer than usual for the* number of j denizens i* contains. Inside* the* fence; aie a mu.e. ..w, goat, donkey, tnrk(*y,; a fe*w he*ns, ge'<*.-e*. elueks and so o'l. I .And the* j)ublic, most of them fore ,gn- eis, .stand an i stare* and die* im, unle.ss i there are- children along, in which case* there* is an outp -uring ol all varieties of languages. ani-; we*althy anei the jioor are* treate'd at I these* centers, attracted ley the won derful skill of the* e*xpe*rls on the* staffs The.v an* d ing ;i \’ast ,*unou'it j of g I (1 in ore.enling vii*'‘eas<* ami' cn.ing pat'Cnls, '.AND SAI.E The* .'s‘a (* m bouTi e'arolin; County of l.auiens. 0! f (hunmon Pie* .New York Signs In certain neighborhooels certain stair.s. .Mr. Eichelberger anel his lH*st man, I (iai-y Eiehlebergcr, a breelhe*!-, iani,»* in interest tojft"»i an adjoining riMim to meet the soleMiinize’d i bride, who was give n in marriage by’languages take Mre*(*e*;lence* ove*r the* Saturelav evening, Nov. Tlh, in Rockf-Mr. .Sullivan. j English language, Imth in .str(*e*t con- Hill, when .Miss Mildred Copedand be-1 As Dr. .Seay p<*rformed the im- versations and in sign.s. The Williams- cam'e the bride of Henry B. STx*ers, j'pres.dve ceremony, the soft strains of ' hurg bridge* that connects lower East Jr. of Charlotte, N. ('. The* ceremony i’Traumerei” were played. 'side with Brooklyn, has some* signs w’as performed by Dr. F. VV. Gregg,! Imineeliately ^ after the ceremony ;e*ntirely in .Ie*wish. Others carry pa.st or of church f f that .... Mrs. .Speers i.s the younge.st daugh-' tbe brid-.*, and a reception wa.s hehi. ter of Mr. and Mrs. B. F. ('-opeland | The many friends of Mrs. Eiche of this city. She attemled Laneler col- be*rgi*r regret that her marriage lege, Greenw'ood, and graduate*d from tiike* her aw'ay from Anderson. .Aitei the Gradv Hosnital Sedrxrl of Nurs- graduating from the city schools the ing in August of last year. .Since that I bride attended Ander.son college, alongside of English. In othe*r parts time she has done private nursing in I where she received her A. B. elegree*. ofjown one can ,'«*e* signs in Arabic, the First Presbyterian ; the* bridal party were joine*d by Mrs ; jan an« lat oitv. ^ Charl<*s S. Sullivan, Sr., mother of (,-btain.s Ital- nd English. This same* condition -s in the southern j»f)rtion of jdanta'ion will ('e*ntral park. On the* north e*nel, wh>*re* the population is mostly bla-k, straight English is use*<l. Up in the Bronx there are* e|uite » few places where* German i.s used In Cou!' D. Nance* am! R. .*\. Boyce*, lieee-ivers, lot;., Plaintiffs V.s. ('harlie Bluford and Elizabeth Bluford, 1 )e*fe*ndant s. Pur-uant to a de*er(*e* of the* Court in the* nbove stated case, I will sell at public outeiy to the* highest l)id<le*r, at Laurens ('. H., ,S. on sale*sday in Dece‘ni'oe*r next, being Monday, the* 7th day of the* month, eluring the le gal hours for such sale*s, the* following (le*s< rihe*<) profie*rty, to wit: All and singular, all that tract or of land situate*, lying anel Atlanta, and here. .Mr. .Speers hcld.s a no.sition with the Horton .Motor Lines of ^’har'lotte. j will r she mntri'. ul:it(*<l a tt (’olumhia j Greek, and ore* e*ating pla- university where* s’ne roc<Jv<*el Per B. sign in ihe .S. She is a me*mbar of Sigma P^i sor- of the olde ))e*iers a I.e*ing in Hunte*r Townshifi, (’onrity) and .Slate aforesai'l, containing one* hnndre*<l fi.uite'e n and thre*e*-fourths' (HI To) j^.-res, more* or le*ss, anel hounde'd on the north hy lands of Mack .Mete'S and .)ame*s Golding; on the* east hy laml.s of John S. Byrd; PLAY TO BE STAGED SOON The forthcoming play hy the dr.a- i.n the- seeuth hy Intiels of 1). H. SGll- Hirulii.stHiii langu'tye, one*! well; and on the* west hy .Jone*s larieis. ->t in the* w riel. .\e*arly all Thi.s is the* i-lenlie al tract of land cori- ority and a popular member of .An- of these* feereign places a e* e-ating . _ __ der.son’.vvourg .social Ae-t. place.,. The* ku.ssiars have .lozens of, Kce.neimize Bv Giving MAGAZINES I HIS ( HRISTM AS? .Mr. Ei( hellH*rger is originally from .cafe*.^, all he*arii:g s.gns in their funny Laurens and graduated from Pre.*- h»oki* ' language. matic club of Pre.^^bvterian college byterian college a‘ ('Imt .n, where he- wall be a four-act modem drama by was a member of the* Pi Kappa Phr^ Linqual S Eugene G. Hofer, entitleel. “The At-' fraternity. During the World war he t Eugene tornev for the Defen.se.” ( W. Graf- w'as sent to the .seViool of aorona'jlics strolling in San Antonia, Texas. is Shoch. - the oth'*r day we through he Persiart, ton, who is directing the play, has ... selected the cjist with the assistance, Mr. EicheK erger is special agent of Mr.s. Marshall Brown, and has ex-j for the New A ork Life Insurance pres.sed him;!elf as pleased with the j company at Clinton, in which place fine talent and the cooperation shown! they will make their home by every cne trying out for a place in ” the preliminaries. | (TTATION FOR LKITERS OF The cast selected con.Gsts ’of four' AD.MINISTR.ATION local co-eds, Mi.’ses Medora Brown- jhe State of South (’arolina. ing, Georgia B. Blakely, Alice Ben-j County of I.aurens. jamin and Annie l^ee Jack.son; and gy ^ Power, Probate Judge: __ district. Several small bovs were play-1 ing ball in the narrow street and us-j ing typical New Yorkese to express i themselve.s. One of them had just yann^'d at anolhi r: “Gee, chase yourself. We’re gonna i play ball.” when a third .«tory window I opened and a pretty .Assyrian woman ' I looked out and saw the boy. He was 1 wanted apparently, as a musical Lstream of language i.«sued from the. By giving (wo r More suljscriptions lo same maga'/.iiii* you ran «»t*1 Hem at greatly reduced prices. Write me »r ask for particulars. Call :{H at 12 P. .M. JAMES W. CALDWEI.L .Magazines — Newspapern Reliable and Dependable Alarm Clocks •An price unusual value! Nqte . . in pastel shades can’t be beat for quality . . . guaran teed to give you excellent satisfac tion and time-keeping service, and the price is only $1.00. I Whereas, Mrs. .-vlma .Smith Work-1 w(-man’.s mouth and the little boy j'man made suit to me to grant her g’*'unted just Iike,any other Ix?tters of Administration of the Es-'American boy and yelled up at her, tate and effi*ct.s of Hayne H. Work-! “Gb, all right. I’ll come up,” and the j window closed s^jftly. j ! The«e arc, therefore, to cito- and ad- j . I the low just ’ all and singular the Kindrevl ^ Syrian Shops and Creditor.? of the said Hayne B. | 'W itrdn a cat’.? jump of W all .street j Workman, decea.sed, that they be and there are lot.s ' Syrian shops devoted appear before me, in the Court of j to lingerie. For many centuries the ! ProJjate, to be ’nekl at I>auren8 Court, women of the Nimr East have been i House, Laurens, ,S. C., on Dec. 4th, i noted for their needlework and these We will gladly reserve any clock T031, next, after publication hereof.; shops carry' a certain amount of su<h j in opr store for Christmas delivery. o’clock in the forenoon, to show-importations. Hut the mainstav^^fj cauic, if any they have, why the said j most of them are “importations”: I .Ad.niinislration should not be granted. I frf.m New A’ork sweat shops and look j (Jiven under my hand this 18th day: like very ordinary stuff, hiven the | FRONDS Jewelry Store Clinton, S. C. of Novem-ber, A. I)., VJ'il. C. .A. POWER, 12-3-3tc J. P. L. C. prices are just about what one would pay In any shop in the land. The district is o;ie of the few dis- Gifts From France Gold Star t'ases in white French china. $6..i0 pair. Old-fashirned Thumb Print Goblets, in amber, $$..')0 pair. Salad Howls, encrusted de signs, 81.00 each. Compotes, in blue French glass, $.">.50 pair. I’yraglass Plaques, master piece subjects. $1.50 up. Hand-made Hearth Brooms, $1.00. For Thank.-giving Tallys, Fa- vorN and Place Cards, see us. Galloway-McMillian Book Store .'TJ'' ■^9 You get the most Value for the Of all the things you buy there is none that gives so much for so little aa telephone service. Msny times during the day or week or month, in the ordinary affairs of life and in emergencies you see evidence of the value of the telephone and realize the indispensable part it plays in •very business and social activity. Men transact a great part of their business over it. Women use it constantly to save steps and time in social and household duties. In an increasing number of ways, it adds to the comfort ^ and security of family life. Subscribers who look back over the month and consider what the telephone has meant to them are quick to appreciate its un- ^Cqualled value and low price. They realize that it really doesn’t pay to try to do without it* .Southern Bell Telephone and Telegraph Compa!ny (lne«rp*r«t«d ) Hundreds of Housewives Have Learned Food Value From Baldwin's Health cannot be purchu.sed at any price . . . Inil it ctin be developed by means of proper diet—fresh veg:e- tables, clean foods and quality metits. A balanced diet i.s, of course, essential, and by proper .selection here this can easily be secured. (luality is always paramount with us. Kveiy article that we offer our customers must mejtsuiH? up to our rijfid tests. KVLRYTHING FKKSH ANI) GOOD Oranges, each Apples, each (jlra|K*s, lb. Bananas, doz. Grapefruit, 6 for Dork Roa.st, lb. Pork (’hops, Ib. lioin Steak, Ib. Round Steak, Ib. Ic Ic lOc 20c 25c 15c IHc 20c 20c Veal Steak, Ib. VT*al (’hops, li). Pijr Tails, II). PijLf Liver, Ib. Pork Ribs, lb. -Mullet Pi.sh, II). Trout Fish, lb. Sause .Meat, Ib. .;^I<l;w Beef, lb. 2Kc 20c I2'ic 10c ♦ t ♦ t I 7'2C 10c 20c 25c 10c This Week’s Prizes Will Be: First Prize—8 lb. KinKun Ham. Second Prize—3 lb. Beef Roast. Third Prizt*—3 Ib. Pork Roast. Fourth Prize—21 lbs. Flour. Fifth Prize—12 bottles Shivar .Ale. With each 50c paid on accounts or for ca.'-h pur- cha.ses, you will be Kiven a ticket entitlini^ you to a chance at one of our rejjular Free Prizes ijiven away each Saturday evening: at 7 o’clock. You mu.st be pre.sent to win. Baldwin's Grocery ’Good Things To Eat’ Phones 99 and 100 t-,. V-