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THURSDAY, DECEMBER 17, 1931 THE CIJNTON CHRONICLE. CLINTON. S. C. SOCIETY EVENTS OF INTEREST TO WOMEN Mrs. Larry B. Dillard, Society Editor. ajsigapiiri Vl.V#vS^*' V (•V« ^4 VIV i r rvC.' rv\T>'6 Telephone 154 MRS. McSWEEN ENTERTAINS On Thursday aftarnoor. Mrs, John McSween invited The College Dames to meet Mrs. H. L. Eichelberger, Mrs. John H, Davis, and Mrs. Hugh Ervnn. From an attractively appointed table in holly and Christmas tapers, Mrs. McSween poured tea. Sandwiches .md fruit cake also were served. FJS'TERTAINS BRIDGE CLUB On Tuesday morning Mrs. William Bailey Owens entertained her bridge club, and at two tables contract was enjoyed. Those playing were Mes- 'dames T. J. Peake, J. W. Finney, J. J. Cornwell, Horace Payne, Pringle Copeland and S. C. Hays. A salad course was served. STUDY CLUB WITH MRS. HARRIS The Wednesday Study club met with Mrs. Wilson Harris and enjoyed a Christmas program: Christmas Story—Mrs, R. E. Wy- sor. “The Gift Magi,” O’Henry—Mrs. C. B, Betts. Two Essays, Henry Van Dyke — Mrs. R. C. Adair. Three Christmas Poems — Mrs. H. E. Sturgeon. Mrs. Hugh Ervin of Troy, .\la., a sister of .Mrs, Marshal! Brown, was a visitor. (t FOR THE ONE . . WHOSE CHRISTMAS MRS. FINLEY HONORS MOTHER On Tlijrsdaj afierncvft Mrs. H. S. Finley enertained with a lovely tea in honor of her mother, Mrs. W. J. Hadfield, of Newburgh, N. Y. The jhome was beautifully decorated in j holly. Receiving the guests at the Idoor w’ere Miss .\gnes Davis and Mrs. Pringle Copeland. In the receiving line were Mrs. E'inley, Mrs. Hadfield, and Miss Sallie Wright. Miss Irene Workman and Mrs, J. W. Finney in vited the guests to have tea which, from an attractively appointed, table, was pftuhed by Mrs. (k'orge A. Cope land and Mrs. D. J. Woods. Tea sandwiches, and fruit cake W’ere; served by Mrs. J. J. Cornwell, Mrs. Horace Payne and Miss Lillian Rec. Sec.—Mrs. Raymond J. Pitts. Miss. Treas.—Mrs, Thomas P. Ow ens. I» ’al Treas.—Mrs. .Hubert J. Pitts. Supt. of Mission Study—Mrs. J. B. Yar’orough. Supt. of Publicity and “Voice” .\gent—Mrs. J. B, Wilder. Supt. Ilf Christian Social Relations —Mrs. H. 0. Chambers. Supt. of Loc il Work—Mrs. R. W. Johnson, Supt. of Children’s* Work — Mrs. Geo. tv. Copelr.nd. Boys and Girls W'o’‘ld ^luh —Mrs. F. K. Shealy. Primaries—Mrs. R. J. Pitts Baby Div’ision—Mrs. J. C. .^gnew’. Supt. of. Supplies—Mrs. J. W. Mi lam. Chairmen for the year are as fol lows: Circle No. 1—Mrs. P. B. .Adair, Circle No. 2—Mrs. G. W. Hollings worth. Circle No. 3—Mrs. B. H. Henry. Circle No. 4—Mrs. Hubert J. Pitts. Sara Glenn Circle—Leader not se- selected. WANTS Jr.S.T-RIGHT EijOQ^l.ASH. Clinton Milling Co., phone 2i3-J. Ite DON’T F'ORGET that P. S. Jeanes sells National Fireworks. Itc PAGE THREE Give HER a Diamond Ring. Give HIM a Watch. See us for beautiful and inex pensive Christmas Gifts. FRONTIS Jewelry Store Clinton, S. C. AUXILIARY, NAMES NEW OFFICERS The l.Jidies .Auxiliary of North Broad Street Methodist chun'h has elected the following officers to serve for the ensuing year: President—Mrs. John W. Finney. Vice-President—Mrs. V P. Adair. Cor. Sec.—Mrs. J. V. Edwards. Announcement We wish to announce to the pub lic that we have opened an Electric Shop next door to J. I. Copeland & ^ro;— — We are offering many suitable Electric Gifts for Christmas, and a full line of Juvenile Bicycles for chil dren. We will do repair work all kinds, lock repairing and make keys of all types. We invite you to visit us in our new headquarters and will appreciate all business given us. Coleman’s Electric Shop J. A. Coleman, Prop. Timely I Christmas Gifts. FOR EVERY MEMBER OF THE FAMILY W E have a conservative stock of quality merchandise priced-lo-'^uit the times. No gaudy, showy, cheap stuff, made to sell and then to forget, but staple and substan tial, and in good taste at all times. Any article bought, may be exchanged before or after Christmas. Everything we sell is absolutely guaran teed. Sadler-Owens Pharmacy CORNER AT UNION STATION PHONES 377 and 400 Schaeffer Life Time Pens The makers of Schaeffer Pens are precise in every detail. Every pen must measure up to a standard that is unquestionable not for just a few months, but for a life time. Their per fected methods assures you of this service, yet the cost is low considering this fea ture. Guaranteed for life against the slightest defect. Designs and points to meet your individual require ments. ■ Other Pens are carried, priced from— $1.00 up CHRONICLE PUB. CO. Stationery DepL HR bitliij; rold fif a 7.cro day, with rtiidliiij mpr' I'liandisp Kttx'ka badly de- ploh'd, filb’d many last niiu me KhopiH'rs Willi pntd reii- oliiUnns to do tboir t'lirlst- itia.s Bhopiiing early next year. .\tar;(<ii Kiicli.sh waa one of those cuu;:lit In the Jam. It was now late in the afternoon, the next day would be t'hrisirnas, and there still was Unele Geor;:e, Coii.sln I', sie and ohl .Mrs Brluhlcn uni !ie< I.ed on her list. \Vha‘ in llie world coidd slie ud for them' ll^lldes^;ly si e wandered u;> and <l(»wi the a' les. \ liy hadii'l s!ie heedei' ill till' warrdnrs t<* shop earl\ ? Wei they jmn would have to he satisflc wi ll anythin}; slie «'oiild piek up now Yearniimly, slie loolied up toward tbe balcony of the b'}; slore, when H e V oral p<*rsons were oeeupvlni; comfortable chairs .\nd then an idea llaslied Ihrouirh hei brain. Ten minutes latrr, slie was walkim; ilirou:;li (he crowdeil aisles attain, but the wor ried look ifml l(*fi her face. In tin slu.irt time she had taken to rest and think she had tried to put herself In tlie place of three persons for whom she was seeklii}; ttifts, and now. In stead of Just takln;; anythin;; she had a very detlnlti' idea of what lo };et for the amount she had to spend She re inernhensl that I'm le Georite had a jtet weakness for fancy socks, that ('ousln F.ssie liked nothing belter than new fiction, and she ffdt sure that .Mrs. r.rliihton would welcome a |»alr of brit;lit-c(dored h(>ilroom sllpiiers. By her selections were all made. This was the way to ih) Christ ni.-ts shoppiii};, she thou};ht, not the hapha/ard way she had been doiii}; it for years. She remembered now, with a imii};. Ilie nilher lna|i|iropriHte };ifts she had chosen sometimes. Never amiln, she \owed, would she wait until the last tuinnte to intike elections. From now on. she would heed the ni.'iny wfirnin};s to shop early, and *o brin;; an added share of happiness to herself ami others. ii,-, i.tr t’nton.V USE our mash maker. Mix your owm. Clinton Milling Co., phone 213-J, Ic NOTICE—No hunting or tre.spa.saing on our land. .Mrs. N. E. Neighbors, Clyde Young. l-7-4tp HAVE ycur feeds ground on our hammer mill. Clinton Milling Co., phone 213-J. Itc NOTICE—No tresspassing or hunting of any kind allowed on the R. P. Nabors estate. Mrs. Lila E. Nabors, Clinton, S. C. 12-24-2tp DONT FXJRGET that while tiie Christmas rush is on you can get good Butter Kist Sandwiches and Coffee at P. S. Jeanes. Itc F’OR SALE—Beet pulp, meat scrap,' rive meal, bran ‘and shorts, oyster shell, meal and hulls. Clinton' Milling Co., phone 213-J. itc F'OR RENT—Upstairs apartment of rcvsidence now occupied by I.. S. Henders'.m, on Enterprise street. Ap ply to M. S. Bailey & Son, Bankers. l2-17-4tc ANNOUNCEMENT I am now operatin«r the Broad Street Service Station opposite the Casino Theatre. I am prepared to give prompt and courteous service and it will be a pleasure to .serve my friends and the public. TIRE REPAIRING A SPECIALTY J. CLARENCE COPELAND 11 < 1 < > (► ♦ ' I i I TURKEYS WANTED —Bring your turkeys to us for best prices. Young turkeys this week. 20c. old toms, 16c. Will also hi y yo ir chickena^ and lucks. Spratt Grt'cery Co. Itc N()TlCF!--No hunting, trospa.ssing or dogs allowed on our farms. J. C. COPELAND JOHN H. Y(mjng. JOHN T. YOlJNU. F'OR SALE-I am offering the Lin-{ son jilace for sale or exchange for j proiH'rty in Clinton or I,auiens. Thi.s I farm has 400 acres, with two goo<l; houses, two wells, three streams and ' .'»everal thous.ind cords of w ood ami' timlH'r. On the Musgrove road, ti mJes! out (xf Clinton. I). E. Todd, Box 26.3,1 I>aurens, S. C. 12-21-2tp| NOTICE OF I.()ST CERTIFICATE Tak<‘ notice th.'t ‘.t the expiration of si.;.ty days froii he two weeks ptrhlicaiion of this \;otice, the under- sigtu'd will apply to the office of M. S. Bailey and Son, Bankers Clinton, S. C., for the issuance by them of a new Time Certificate in the sum of $60.00, issued on Nov. 2H, 1030, Or- tifiente No. 7326, in place of Tfme Certificate of iK'posit for like tenor and ami unt which has been lost. 24-2c CARROLL D. NANCE. .Ir On> WHAT PRICE rO TELEPHONE SERVICE? What priee woald you pat on ■ hnndred words exchanged by . separated loved on'es ? iauA ropiosron n=ahad*a:rbHMtk board-Jt thauaand mUeSj away T Wbat price on a brief phrase, **WeVe'all well now ? ” What priee on a doctor’s midnight direction, on the swift response of the fire department, on the relief of anxiety, the oementing of friendship, the unexpected greeting after a long silence? What price on snccess in bnsinesa, on the smooth running of a household, on leisure or rest without neglect of duty, on shelter in a dliy of storm? How can anyone say what the telephone is worth to you ? We set a value on the physical facta of wires, poles, switch boards, instruments, operation. We set a price on telephone service based^on what it costa ns to render it today and to assure its eontinned growth. And ^the cost of the service is so low that it really doesn’t pay to try to do without it. Southern Bell Telephone and Telegraph Company ( laavrfarataS ) The Clinton Chronicle — S1.50 a Year SPECIAL LOW PRICES — on all — Bedroom - Diningroom - Livingrdom Furniture and Rugs BUY NOW AND SAVE MONEY All New and Very latest In Style and Finish. Odd Pieces Attractively Priced Smokers, Lamps, Chairs, Mirrors, Coffee Tables, End Tables, Secretarys, Odd Sofas, etc. Wilkes & Co. CLINTON — TWO STORES — LAURENS M.