The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, November 26, 1931, Image 3
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 1931
THE CLINTON CHRONICLE. CLINTON, S. C.
SOCIETY EVENTS
OF
INTEREST TO WOMEN
Blrs. Ltrry B. DiDard, Society Editor. Telephone 154
dczen may be “set” in the butter.
Have six rounds of toast on a hot
j platter; put four oysters on each,
sprinkle on the butter in which they
were stiffened and serve with lemon
cut in eighths.
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BHENEY-COOK
Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Rheney of Au
gusta, (Ja., announce the marriage of
their daughter, Ottie Virginia, to Wil
liam T. Ck)ok of Greenwood, S. G., No
vember 1st, at the Metbodist parson
age, Laurens, S. C.
DINNER PARTY FOR
GREENVILLE VISITOR
On SJaturday evening Miss Florence
Bailey entertained with a dinner
party honoring Miss Alice Haynes-
^ wor^ of Greenville. Ten guests en
joyed Miss Bailey’s kindness.
plete seasons. Upon the advent of
talking pictures, he retired from the
stage and took up the study of steno-
typy and law in Macon, where he
passed the state bar examination and
was admitted to the Georgia bar last
July. .Aside from his other interests,
Mr. Gilbert is soloist in tho choir of
the First Presbj’terian church, where
the ceremony was performed.
The ceremony w'as unannounced andn
very quiet, the only one present be
ing Miss Eugenia W. Stone, a mem
ber of the faculty of Bessie Tift col-
' Rice Au Gratin
1- 2 cup minced onion
1 clove of garlic, minced.
2- 3 cup chopped green pepper
seeds.)
2 cups canned tomatoes.
3- ,4 cup rice.
1 tablespoon minced parsley.
2 tablespoons butter.
3-4 cup grated American cheese.
Salt and pepper.
Wash rice and parboil in boiling
salted water for 5 minutes, ^drain.
Metlt butter, add onion, garlic and
green pepper and saute until tender
without browning. .Add tamatoes and
when boiling stir in the parboiled .'ice
and simmer until rice is tender, add
ing salt to taste when half done. Turn
into buttered baking dish and cover
NOTICE
I desire to personally express to
the taxpayers of Clinton my appreci
ation for the splend’d manner in
which you have resjionded in the mat
ter of paying city taxes. I don’t be
lieve there is a town or city in the
state that has a more co-operative
citizenship in this respect. Our rec
ord shews that approximately 97 per
cent of our assessments were collect
ed when penalty was added. I am
CITATION FOR LKTTERS OF
ADMINISTRATION
The State of South Carolina.
County of I^urens.
By C. A. Power, Probate Judge:
Whereas, Mrs. Alma Smith WQi;k-
man niade suit to me to grant h*r
Letters of Administration of the Es
tate and effects of Hayne B. Work
man. .
These are, therefore, to cite and ad-
proiKi of what you have done under; monish all and singular the Kindred
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Administration should not be granted.
Given under my hand this 18th day
of November, A. D., 1931.
C. A. POWER,
12-3-3tc J. P. L. C.
INSURANCE
REAL ESTATE
lege, Forsyth, Ga.
Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert are now' at top with cheese. Brown in moderate
present conditions £nd I want you to
know it. D. C. HEUSTESS,
Clerk and Treasurer
CENTURY CLUB
STUDIES “COLORADO”
The November meeting of the
Century club was with Mrs. John Mc-
Sween, with a study made of Colo
rado. The program inoJuded.
“In and Around Colorado Springs,”
Mrs. A. V. Martin.
“Cliff Dwelling of Colorado,” Mrs.
J. H. Davis.
"The Pony Express and Buffalo
Bill,” Mrs. Lonnie McMillian.
home at 35 Arlington Place, Macon.
WOMAN'S CLUB TO SELL
CHRISTMAS SEAUS
Mrs. C. E. Galloway, president of
the Woman’s club, has announced that
.Anti-Tuberculosis seals will be sold
oven. Sprinkle with parsley and
sorve at once.
“Is your dog very intelligent?’’
“V’ery. MTien I say to him, ‘Come
here or don’t come here, just do as
you please,’ he comes or doesn’t come,
by the members of the club »t Sadler-j as he pleases.” — Christian Science
Owens pharmacy and Kefters Drug j Monitor. *
store from 4:00 to 5:30 o’clock on the* ■
following days:
CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR
ENTERTAINS AT PARTY
On Friday evering the Intermediate
Friday. Dec, 4; Tuesday, Dec. 8;
Friday, Dec. 11; Tuesday, Dec. 15; i
and Friday. Dec. 18. " !
Another activity of the club in its:
charity w’ork is the collection of
clothes for the poor and destitute of
SUBSCRIBE TO THE CHRONICLE
We are offering an es
pecially good ’mattress
now at a price we have
never been able to sell
at liefore. Ask us to
show the solid staple
felt mattress' that will
be good for 20 years.
and Creditors of the said Hayne B.
Workman, deceased, that they be and
appear before me, in the Court of
Probate, to -be held at Laurens Court
House, Laurens, S. C., on Dec. 4th,
1931, next, after publication hereof,
at 10 o’clock in the foreaoon, to show
cause, if any they have, why the said
AH Ktiids of Insurance and
Real Estate.
CHy Dwellings knd Business
Property.
Also Several Farms.
Prices Attractive.
B. H. Boyd, Agent
Clinton Really & Insurance Co.
Phone No. 6
PRATHER-SIMPSON
FURNITURE CO.
WHAT DO
P. S. JEANES
DO?
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
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BETWEEN CLINTON AND GOLDVILLE
This is a desirable piece of property, with runninj^ water.
Facinjx Paved Hij^hway.
— See —
WASH M. PITTS
“The Realtor**
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sov4;ral friends at the counts/ club. R. of Mrs. J. H. Witherspoon C
H. Gillespie of the Presbyterian col-
»rj!e of .Mrs. J. H. Witherspoon
and Mrs. Fayette Hepry. It is rei-
lege, IS leader of this group. An j quested that any who have such arti-
ing of merry games was enjoyed by
about twenty young people. Mr.s. C.
M. Bailey, Mrs. Wm. B. Owens and
Miss Ina Currj' served sandwiches,
hot choc'olate and cookies.
.•Jes lo plea«e get in touch with either
of the above ladies.
“IDLE MOMEM'S” CLUB
WITH KELLERS
On last Wwlnesclry afternoon Mrs.
Frank Kellers entertained the Idle
Moments club and had as an honor
guest Mrs. Hugh Fichelherger, a re
cent bride. Lovely white chrysanthe-
mum.s w’ere use<l in decorations, and
the hostess, assisted by Mrs. Jodie
(’handler, served two coursejs to the
following guests: Me.s<iames J. Will
Dillard, Hugh Simpson, J. H. Hunter,
Spurgeon Sumeiel, F''ayette Henry,
Roger C(K‘, Gary l)iHar<i, F. C. Pin-j
son, W. .A. .Moorhead and Miss ('ol
lette Griffin.
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MRS. VWSOR HOSTESS
ro AtTAEAN CLUB
On Thursday aft< moon .Mrs. R F '
Wysor ontertaintHl the Actaean cluh|
and several additional guests. Lovely
jink chnsantheinums were used ef-
fecti\ely. Ai a beautifully api)'.tintc.i
table, coffee was poured by Mrs. ('.
.M. Baiby, and two course-* \\»re
.-served. Little Elizabeth Wysii as-
."-l.'ted her mother. Those pre-*ent
were' Mes<l:iires A. \. Marlin, Hoth-
well Graham, .1. L. Wright, Steve
Wright, W. A. .Johnson, John .L hn-
son, W. I), ('opeland, T. 0. Copeland, j
.M. .1. MeFad*len. C. M. Hailey, G. H.;
Cornelson, F. -I. Adair, G. C. Pitts,.
Julia Griffin, D. J. W<kk1s and L. B'
Dillai*!. I
LOVELY FAVOR FOR
MRS. EKTIELBKRGER
On Tue.'sday afternoon Mrs. H. L.
Fich( Ibt'rger was honor guest at a
lovely tea given hy Mrs. C. F. Gallo
way. The home of Mrs. Galloway
attractive in arrangements of chrys- j]
anthemums. ^
Mrs. Edward Ix)ng an<l Mrs. A. B.
Galloway met the guests and intro
duced them to the receiving line com
posed of Mrs. Galloway, Mrs. Fichel
herger, Mr.s. M. .S. Jones, .Mrs. Charlie
Wilson and Miss Carolyn Jones. Mrs.
Fichelherger wore her handsome wed-
<iipg dross of ivory satin.
Mrs. Bruce Galloway, Mrs. Jodie
Ch:indlor, and .Mrs. K. W. Phillips in-1 ||
viied the guests to the dining room, Jj
where .Mrs. Goyne .Simpson ent»'r-j ||
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tained. At a beautifully appointed)
table Mrv. T. L. W. Bailey and Mrs. |
.A. F. Spencer poured tea. Tea, sand
wiches, ci>oki<“s an<l mint-* were served
by Mr-, liby Hipp, .Mrs. W, .A. ,lo!iu-l
S(.n, .Mrs. J. W. Kinney. Mrs. Loniiic
.M: Mi’lian, Mis.ses Garrie .Ma<* Ptiil-
lips and Julia Bailey. Little .Marcia
Galloway, Byrd McMillian, Margaict
Caroline and .Agnes Hi|>p pinned fa
vors. :
Hurricane News
GARVIN-GILBERT
Announcement is made of the mar-
nage of .Mi-^s Sara P’rances Garvin
and Loyd H. Gillx*rt on the evening
of Thursday, NovemV)er 12, in the
P'irst Pres-byterian church, Macon, Ga.
The (erem.'ny wa.s performtKl by the
Rev. W. R. Mackay, pastor of the
church.
The f.irmer .Miss Garvin is a native!
South f'arolinian, having boon born |
and reared in Clinton, and being ai
graduate of Presbyterian college of I
thi.s city. After having taught Fng-;
lish in the high schools of South Car-j
olina and Georgia for a number of
years, .‘*he received a sec'ctarial train-j
ing at the Georgia-.Alabama P.usinesr
college, of Macoii, arxi i-^ now private:
secre'arv' Co Dr. A. H R(-zar, general j
surg( vOn, at th^ OgT'tborpe private in-,
fiimary, in Macon. '
Mr. Gilbert, formerly of .Minnesota
and Maine, is a tenor of ability; and
for thirteen years sang in comic op
era, grand opera, mu.sical
Chautauqua, and minstrelsy .
been a member of theWell-kno-wn .\1 Newt^ery
Mrs. G. r. Nabors is spending this
week in Washington, I). C., with rela
tives.
Mrs. Ralph Young is spending the
week with .Mr. and .Mr.s. C. C. Young.
Mrs. .Mace Young wa.s in Greenville
last Tuesday.
•Mrs. Hex V'oung spent last Tues
day in Newberry with Mr.s. Ralph
Young.
Misses Rosa Sumerel, Mary I/jtta
Riser, Lillie Young and .Mrs. Mace
Young were in I>aurens .Sunday af
ternoon to he«r Dr. F. W. Sikes,
pie ident of ("’Icnison college.
Miss Etta Nabors spent a few days
in l.aurens with her sister, Mrs.
Dougi.ass I»avis, last week.
C. W. Stone .spent a few days in
FloriJa last week.
.Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Whitmire, Mrs.
Mary Br ,wn Fillis md children* spent
.'^unday with Mr. and Mr.s. .A. I).
Rumph.
Little Margard .Simpson is spend
ing a few (lay.s with Carolyn Young.
The Hurricane .Missionary soejety
. i met with Mr.s. .SalHe B. Nabors Fri-
comedy, I
having i Ma-'o YounR ^pont 'a-t Thur».in|
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G. Fields minstrels for seven com-
For the One Whose Christmas
Means Most To You
You’ll want a really worthwhile' Spring,
gift, of course, for the name that
heaA your list. NNhy not, then a dia
mond. We have here a splendid va
riety. Come new and make your ae^
lection. Some of them are priced as
low as $10.00.
FRONTIS
Jewelry Store
Clinton, S. C.
Mr. and Mrs. Andy Y ;ung and .son
sp<*nt last Sunday with Mrs. Young’s
parents, Mr, and Mrs. W. H. Horton.
Mr. and .Mrs. C. H. Hall and chil
dren are .spending this week in liaurel
N. C., visiting Mrs. Hall’s
parents.
llurrican SchcK>l Honor Roll
h'irst grade: Evelyn Nabors, Mil
dred Burgess.
Second grade: Carson Nabor.s, Car-'
olyn- Young.
Third grade: H. J. Spencer, Ralph;
Burge’S, 'Elizabeth "Fitch Jarrell,'
Odus Young, Robert Porterfield.
Fourth grade: Jennie Lee Young,;
Cooley Nabors.
Seventh grade: Ixirene
.Alice Nabors, Dock Hall.
AND SPECIAL SALE OF
MAJESTIC RANGES
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For One Week, Beginning Next Monday
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A Special P^actory Showing of the New All plnamel Majestic Ranges Will Be
Held In Our Store
Are you all fixed for
‘Broiled Oysters
_ ' 9 lari,,-; Take two c^ozen large oy.sters,
real cold weatner: ▼vny^eleaned, drained and dried in a soft
not a Heatrola to warm
A Man Direct From the Factory in Charge
He will be glad to show you all the new features.’and conveniences of the .Majestic
whether you buy or not.
'P'D T7T7T ^ set of Copper Nickel Plated Ware will be given free
F £\.DD# with every range sold during this demonstration.
Remember the Dates and See This Wonderful
New All Enamel Range.
up the whole house? No
other circulating heater
as good as the Heatrola.
PRATHER-SIMPSON
FURNITURE CO.
i cloth. Sprinkle with saJt and pepper, j j]
Melt two ounces butter in a large fry-*
ing pan, lay in one dozen. As soon as
the last one is in, turn the first one
and when all have been turned begin
taking out; laying them closely op a
large buttered oyster broiler; cook to
a light bro-wn over moderate fire.
While thase are browning the other
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Clinton — T Wo: Stores—Laurens
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