The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, January 28, 1932, Image 3
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THURSDAY, JANUARY 28, 1932
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SOCIETY
^INTEREST TO WOMEN
MFg. Larry B. Dillard, Society Editor. ^ Telephone 154
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FOR THE
t><y NANCT HAWT
Crab Apple Jelly
•'Wash, remove blossom ends, but do; salt* and peipper and serve with t^e:
EASTERN STARS
MEET FRIDAY >
The Eastern Star chapter will hold
its regular monthly meeting Friday four
evening at 7:30, at which time the
district dcjputy grand matron, Mrs.
Pearl Moody Monroe, of Laurens, will
install the] officers of the chapter for
the ensuing year. After the installa
tion the "annual pound party will be
eiyoyed."
Religious Tolerance
The other night I attended a ban
quet and sa\v a J'ewish rabbi present
a medal to the Catholic* Archbishop : /-* . • i.u n hx'nn
I or core. Cut m rather small oacon.
Hanna-of San Francisco.-'After the . ^ • . * j
T» i-u- I j I pieces, cover with cold water and
presentation Rabbi Landman clasped^ ’
u 1 1 v oook' gently until soft. Keep on an
the archbishop warmly ey the „ larger kettle of
while several Protestant bishops ,ap-1f ♦ 1 k
school auditorium, Dr. D. J. Woods plaudcd. . *“
George WashiuKton, I The medal, an annual p6.sentat.on,;
Then stir until the/sugar is dis.soIved. / Banan.tp..In Crumbs
Cool the beverage and^erve it with,. Remove skin from six ^nanas, eu?
bits of chopped ice. -ij {in halves lengthiHs^and cross-wlse.
Applep and Bacon I Spriii,kle with salt and pepper and
Fry the bacon, remove from the pan! lemon juice, dip in flour, egg
and drain off 1 part of tKe drippings. | crumbs, and" fry in deep fat, drain on
Select juicy tart apples. Core them, brown paped. Serve lyith or without
but do not peel them. Slice in rings lemon sauce,
about a quarter of an inch thick jind —^
fry over a slow fire, making sure that; WANT a
they are thoroughly done. Season with
DR. WOODS TO
SPEAK ON WASHINGTON ,
On Monday afternoon, Feb. 1, at
o’clock in the Florida Street
APARTMENT for rentr Apply to
Mrs. G. W..B. Smith, 178 S._Br3ad
Street. tfp
will lecture on
the Christian, and 'George Washing-] was awarded to the high Catholic pre
ton, the Leader of Men.” This ik a j late for his work in promoting a bel-
LOUISE JACOBS
ENTERTAINS LITTLE FRIENDS
On Saturday evening Louise Jacobs
entertained a dozen little friends by
taking them to the entertainment giv-
cor.tinuation of the regular monthly
lecture-meetings on Washington con
ducted by the local chapter D. A. R.
The public is cordially invited.
LEGION AUXILIARY
HOLDS SESSION '
The American Legion .\uxiliary
held its regular monthly mieeting in
en by “Shorty” Hamilton. Her guests i the Legion hall on last Thursday. The
were: Elizabeth Graham, Louise Coe,(meeting opened with the usual ser-
Prances Simpson, Peggy Sprunt, Al-, vice, followed by reports from several
liene Copeland, Evelyn Henry, Brttv Committees.
Spratt, Margaret Kern and Emily Dil
lard. Later the guest.® were served
cream, ?akes and nuts and given at
tractive Valentine souvenirs.
BAGWELL-BENJAMIN
On last Friday evening .Miss Mary
Lou Bagrwell and Roy Elbert Benja
min were ejujetly united in marriage
in New'berry at the home of Rev. E.
E. Hite, the officiating minister.
Since coming here to accept a posi
tion from Falcon, N. C., where she at
tended school, the bride has made
many friends who will be glad to
know that Clinton is to be her future]
home. Mr. Benjamlh is ^ associated
with his father in bu.siness and like-
wi.se has many friends who W'ill unite
in extending congratulations
MRS. HENRY ENTERTAINS-— '
MUSGROVE CLUB
On Friday afternoon Mrs. Hender
son Henry entertained the Musgrove
club and was as.sisfted -in entertaining
by Miss ElizalK‘th Aiiair and Mrs.
William Hertiy. A salad course was
served to the following guests; Mes-j^^
danu*' l.ula Davdson. Teag’ie Harri.s^r
~Pet B.~Adair. J. D.' Bolawk Faverie 1
Mrs. Pitts, rehabilrtation chairman,
reported that her conimittee had col-*
lected and distributed baby clothes.
Mrs. L. H. 'Davidson, gold star
mother, thanked the unit for the pin
which had been presented to her.
Mrs. R. S. Owens, president of the
unit, announced that the district meet
ing would be held in Clinton in the
fall.
Plans were discussed regarding a
joit meeting with other units in Feb
ruary in celebration of Washington’s
birthday. Chairmen of all committees
were appointed to serve on a commit
tee to perfect these plans.
Mrs. R. C. Adair, Americanism chair
man, read interesting extracts fro
the life of Robert E. I^ee. She re
ed that her committee plann( fea
ture some historical figp^ ?very
month.
ter understanding between Jews and
Christians. “'The American Hebrew,”
a periodical, makes the award. Last
year Newton D. Baker was given the
medal. Henry Morgenthad, fbrmer
Ambassador to Turkey, was tba.st-
master.
The association is a. national one
anvi is devoted to the purpose of “pro
moting a better understanding”
among the. religions. It wa i voiced at
the banquet that only in this country
could such an organization thrive. It
did me more gbod to be there than to
attend church services, I believe. ^
bag and hang over nij^^tq drip. In
the morning measure the clear red
liquid, bring to a boil and skim. Al
low for every pint of liquid the usual Stocking made applicatiqn and was
pound of.sugar-ftnd have it heating in , accepted to memibership in the Na-
The Bhie Stocking
Now Member Of
National Body
During the past w,ek. The glue i‘
. ition. Reasonable rates, satis
FOR SALE—Nice P. C.
for delivery at eight
$4.00 each. $7.00 per -pair,
ry, Jr., Clinton, S. C.
pigs ready'
weeks old.
W. J. Hen*
Itc.
SING, PLAY, RECITF-.-Se^ Mrs. jD.
nstriic-
results. Mrs. D. J.
sfactory
Brimm, phone No.
the oven while the juice is scalding.
Add to the juice, after it has cooked
just twenty minotes, stir until dis
solved, take out the spoon, cook five
minutes longer, .skim and turn at
once into the heated cups.
City Garbage
One of the biggest municipal prob
lems here is the removal of the gar
bage every day. The daily collection
would fill a dozen long freight trains
and most of it is hauled out to^sea in
tional SchoJaetic Press association,;
with headquarters in Minneapolis,]
Minn. The association is one offering
constructive criticism and help*td its;
members, several hundred collegiate!
newspaipers being in.the body.
C 00 eit i association offers the |
Chestnuts mike’a TCry good sub-1
stitute for mpat in the ijisin course of;*** entered by. The Hue Stocking,
the meal. Here is a rule for making'this year for the first time. Furnish-
croquettes that will serve as such a ed with all copied which came out dur-
dish or that may be used as an en- {ing the first semester, a board of ex
tree. Shell about four dozen fair-.sized perts judges each paper and submits
chestnuts as described above an,l boil a thorough criticism of it. In this they
about a half hour. Put through the ^ate the various college papers
grinder or a vegetable })ie.-^s,
201—120 South Broad St.
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meat grinaer or a _
and add two tablespoons of Gutter or'
canal boats whose bottoms open andj*"'*'^^ cooking oil and peppib* to sec. |. 1
allow the contents to* sifik to’ Davy i a cup of cream or >iih m Ik
Jo'nes’ locker. The lighter refuse three bt*aten eggs and m>\ well
the
Henry, \. E. McIntosh, W M. M^'Mil-
Ian, <.ieorge Holland. . P. QWerfs, 1. J.,P''®
Blalock, H. M. Young, W. I’. Baldwin, f
K. L. Arthur, .Miss Mi.ry Lizzie ()w-|
ens, and MrL Whaley, i
MISS GII.FS GIVES
DINNER PART YFOK FRIENDS
\)n Saturday evening Miss Patricia
Giles, entertained^at the Mary Mus
grove tea room with a din"**r paity.
.\fter dinner the guests were enttr-
taineil by “Shorty” Hamilton,
The guests were: Mis.ses Nannie
Sue Adi.ir, Copie M^Ciary Mrvtis
H tlland, .Margaret Moorhead, Martha
Whitten, Mary Kate Hollis, Mary
Hcwze Dillard, Fred Oxley, Dp in-
mond Bailey, S. V, .\dair, Lamar .Sel-
bon, Bailey Williani.s, Darrell Franks
and James Addison.
MISS DOROTHRIAL’S
ENGAIiEMENT ANNOUNCED
Washingtofy Jan. 17.—Former Sen
ator and/Mrs. Nathanie^B. Dial an-
nounqr the engagement of their
gest daughter. Miss Dorothy
Dial, to Henry Irvine I^ansdon, son]
of William C. leansdon, member of]
United States board of tax'^ap-j
and M*'*- Lansdon_ of Salina,
Kansas, and Washington. . i
Miss Dial made her debut three,
years ago at a reception given by her
parents, at the Congressional club.
Ijater in the season she was present
ed at the St. Cecelia ball in (’harles-
ton by her cousiji, Mrs. Robert Pinck
ney Tucker.
floats, how’ever, and spoils a lot of
the ocean bathing on nearby beaches.
Plans are well • nder way to erect
huge incinerator plants and ocean
dumping will cease in a few years.
Another rnethwi of disposal has
been to fill up waste spaces. One of
the most popular, and prettiest, golf j
courses here has been created out of
a n.osquito-laden swamp near Flush
ing. Few of the golfters realize as
they tramp over the beautiful course
that a few feet below them exists per
haps the most unsightly collection of
empty tin cans in the world. The plan
could be followed to advantage by
golf clubs out on t^e prairies to ere-
ato rolling courses.
into five classes: AU-Aanerican, first
honor, second honor, third honor and
urth clas.s.
This publication is already a mem-
Now cook in a double boiler fir ten:^*rpf the South Carolina Intenmlle-
minutos. .stiiring to keep from lump-lgiate Press association,
ing. Thir should be a thick paste If
not thin enough add more. crean|^ .^L[ CARD OF THANKS
low it to cool, form into croquettes,! , , ,,
dip in egg and cracker.crumhs fry! ^^‘'Jfhbors
in d'^ep fat. ‘O** the many kindnesses
and expressions of sympathy shown
Grapefruit Bevera
Grapefruit makes a cooling and re
freshing beverage. To make it add ‘4
pound of ^ugar to a pint of juice.
us during the illness of our dear wife
and mother. May God’s richest bless-
Jngs abide with each one of you is
our sincere wish.
Harrison A. Copeland and Children.
We are closing out a few gek^
uine leather-boend Bibles, at re
duced prices, as listed below:
One <8.00 .self-pronoqncini,
with con 'ordance, and map.s, *
$H.50. ,
One $8.00 clear type, Sfi.OO.
Two $6.00 Bagster Bi^i'cs, il
lustrated, $4..'>0 each.
Two $.').00 clear type, teach
er's Bibles, $3.7.^ each.
Three So.OO limp leather with
maps and helps, $3.7.'» each.
Five self-pronouncing clear-
type student’s Bibles, .SI.00 each.
Three small Bibles, self-pro-
louncing. $2.00 and $2.2.").
One New Testament, large
type, $2.25.
Prayer lUmks, 8.)C each.
Pocket Testaments, lOc to 7.*»r.
] •
Galloway-McMillian
Book Store
Souvenir Hounds !
New Yorkers, more than the Mti-j
/.ens of any other towns, it is said, are '
ke<*n hunters of sfiuvenir.®. If they are'
—* • V 1
free, so much the betteK |
.\3 an education how people here
go in for souvenirs can be mentioned
the oinming of the new WaUlorf-As-
toria hotel last fall. The management
had three thous:ind ash trays made
with the initials of the hotel stamped.
Mr. Lansdon, who is now in the 1 1 i *. n.
/• 1 •* „ loKoiMtn.-i^s on them. These wer« placed about *he
fixe<l nitrogen research taPoiatones , , , ,
1 * c .j.rri/. lUiir,* new hotel on the opening day, to save
ot the department of agriculture, at- 1 , 11 Vi, ,
t<.nd«i thl. University of Kansas. He''loot eoveunKs ami table.. The next,
received his haohelnr dcRree at C.eorKe ".""""‘K “ ."t;* discovered that there
WashiiiKton nniversit.) and, later was N;'*» "-1 » »mKl»ash tray ... the l.laee.l
KrailETterfron, th.. school of chemi-■ “■ '■'‘■'I "ff '
cal engjneers at Princetoiu He also.lne guests,
won the duPont scholarship for chem
ical engineering to Columbia univer-
sitv.
Specialty Shops
This city jirobably has more
spec-
' i Though no
set lor the wedding, it will take [ilace
DUrrON-HALLMAN ^,^rly .spring.—The State.
Of cordial tnlereTit to their friends^ bride-elect has a wide circle of
hole and elsewhere is the announce- and friends in this county,
ment of the marriage of Miss r ran- gv.g spent her childhood. They
ces Katherine Dutton of this city,* to with interest of her en-
Ca.sper W. Hallman, Jr. The approaching marriage
was performed on OctoWr the 8th at| —
the Earl Street Bapti.st church ,
Greenville, the officiating clergyman |Jeatn VlailTlS
being the Rev. I. L. ^eaiby, pasto _ ««
of the church. Beloved Woman
The bride is the daughter of Mi.
and Mrs. Braxton .M. Jlutton of thi«
city, and has many frfends here who
definite date bus been i‘altyrshops than any other place on 1
ty.,f
rib.
earn w.tn regrer her home last Friday after ar extend-
takes her elsewhere to make of several months. The f:in-
♦ r,f eral service was held at the Hurricane
native oi
will learn with regret that her mar
riage
home.
The bridegroom is a
Batesburg and a son of Mr. and Mrs.
C. W. Hallman. Mr. and Mrs. Hallman
at present are making'their .home in
Bateibuig.
Mrs. Harrison A. Copeland of the
Hurricane section, passed away a<
graveyard Saturday afternoon and
earih. .Strolling along Fifth aveiuie
th<* other day we jiassed ome shop en
tirely devoted to selling ch/ldren’s
sp'ettacles. Another caters only to the
blind; others sell dog and cat luxuries.
I.,ot.s of them t'arry only one kind of
goods, .such as cigarettes, orange
juice, nrfls^ and so i.n. Of course,
there are the usual habenlashers and j
lingerie dealers that one sees in ev
ery town of any size.
One of the larger department .stores
here caters almost entirely to chil
dren, the lines for grown-ups being
sold mostly as an accommodation.
Then there is the place where only
large women are catered to while the
men have one chain that sells only
pants. They guarantee to tlnplicate
the material i*’ any coat and vest you
wear, ihe^ k.'o ^ rushing L'lsines®
CLEARANCE
Odd Lots Merchandise
This Big Savings Event Will
Continue Entire Week
OF MOMAN’S CLUB
INTEKESTINC; .MEETING
On .Monday afternoon the M’oma.i’.--
club held an interesting meeting with
the president, Mrs. C, E. Ga oway,
presiding. Mrs, Galloway reported
1106.00 for the sale of anti-tubercu
losis stamps.
Feb. 19,
conducted 6y her pastor, the Rev. Edr
ward lx)ng. A large contourse of
friends and relatives gathered to pay | ^ ^ m
a last tribute to their departed friend fNCW OtSlST F OF
and love one. j
Mrs. Copeland was reared and spent |
her life in the community wher^* she j ______
died, a daughterGeorge Nabors. | storking, weekly student
Her mother prec er o e ^raxe Breriiyteri^in college,
several years ago. xShe was a faith- • , .
Blue Stocking
has named its new staff for the com-
'several years ago
ful member of the Baptist church, a. j'uiikd
* ^ i vg I a .fling year and is headed by B. M . (ov-
woman of' many beautiful traits 01.. , ,,, ...
, ' ‘ r ^ ^ • 4i u... ington; dCe, of I'lorence, as editor. The
character and a rue . ris an. i complete editorial and business staff
passing brought sadness to all whoi^^ he associated with Mr. Covington.
follows: „
J, W. Combs, Jr., managing editor,
J. C. Mt<!askill, bu.siness manager.
Associate editors: B. Graham, III,
HIGH GRADE MERCHANDISE
AT UNUSUALLY LOW PRICES
V.- ' , ^
DtinT miss, this .sale—now is the time to buy. Rig price drops you can’t afford to'
misH will be offered in this clean-up sale. Economy aboppera will take advantage
of tbeae senaational selling days.
READ THESE PRICES - BUY NOW - SAVE MORE
65'
One lot Ladiess’ Slippers, patent and kid,
iq straps, ties and pumps. |*A
$2^0 to $3.00 values
Nabors.
On* Friday morning, Feb. ly, a
M’ashington bicenUmnial tree kn^"her.
celebration in conr.ecticn. with the D.| decea^sed is. survived by her I
A. R. is being planned. More husband and four children: Mayfield, 1
ariangements will be announced 'at-1 HaroM and Mary Sue Cope-
er. On Friday afternoon of the =^anre;
day '.he two organizaiions are plan
ning a joint celebration under the aus
pices of the Music club, A large at
tendance is urged for these meetings.
On account of the many important
business matters that come before the
club, Mrs. Galloway is holding regu
lar monthly meetings, and it is re
quested that ^I members bespr^
at every meeting- '
Hurricane News
Tbe,Gift Supreme On
Valentine’s Day
Miss Etta Nabors spent last week
entlin Laurens with her sister, Mr8.,,Doug-
las Davis.
Mr. and Mrs. Guy Smith and lit*le
daughter, Betty Lou, spent the week
end Newt)erry with relatives. -?
. Mrs. PeaVle Fincher is visiting ref-
ativatf in Union.
E. Osman, D. M. Upshur.
R. E. MacKendree, assistant editor.
N. G. Barron, sports editor.
J. W. Odiorne, associate sports ed-
. H.'.S. Odum, frosh sports editor.
L.; A. McCall, assistant frosh sports
editor.
H. Wingate, exchange editor.
A. E. Raney, campus editor.
R. C. Wasson, organizations editor.
W. M. Montgomery, news editor.
T. A. Howell, joke editor.
11^8 easy to make that Valen
tine’s gift a beautiful Elginjm*
These frorq out of town attending
the funeral of Mrs, H.. A. Copeland
last Saturday yere: Mrs. Bethea, andj R. H..Corry, proofreader.
Henry Copeland of Greenville, Mr., • Business Staff
' G. W. Ewing, assistant business
manager. T -
. J. W. Haney, circulation manager;
Mrs. B, K. Rumph spent Tuesday
with Mrs. D. Rumph.
Mr. and Mrs. Andy Young and lit-
B. Barnwell, R. O. T. C. editor.
J. N. Dendy, Y. M. C. A, editor.
Gruen Watch, by paying only 1a ’ and Mrs, Rolt>ert Duckett and children, I
unt down. Come in | Albert Duckett, and Mrs. Cantrell, of
what others are doing. i.Chesqee '
small
and
FRONTIS
Jewelry Store
Clinton, S. C.
I
I tie son spent last Sunday with Mrs.
{Young’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wash
I Horton.
H. D. Dillard, advertising manager^
{ A. W. Harrison, assistant circula
tion manager.
I B. P. Axsod, Jr., assistant advertis-
jing manager. «.
One lot Ladies Slippers, -
$1.50 values, at
98'
Ail Men’s $5.00 Oxfords and
Shoes at
$3:69
One lot Men’s New Spring
Oxfords, at
$1.98
One lot Childrens Shoes and
Oxfords at
98'
New lot BedrcMvm Slippers,
at ^
25'
One lot Ladies’ Hats, $1.50 and \AQr
$21^00 values, at vO
Beautiful line of Prints, guaran- *1 Ar
teed fast colors. 36-in. wide, at lU
•)
Best grade Dress Prints,
at .... . ....
15'
One lot 32-in. Dress Ginghams, Ac
at If
One lot good grade Sea Island, Ac
at 0
' • J
Best grade 40-in. Sea Island,
at . ..% .
"8'
Ladies’ full fashioned Hose, all
colors. Pure thread silk. $1 value
79'
One lot ladies full fashioned Hose,
at . ... .
Children’s and Misses Anklets,
all new spring cglors, at
One lot Children’s and Mis.ses’
i
Anklets, at ,
Men’s “Bestwon”
$1.00 value, at ....
Dress Shirts,
25'
Iff
sr
Extra heavy Turkish Towels,
size 22x24, at
New line Men’s and Boys’ Wash
Pants, SL.'^O value, at
(i04»d grade Boys’ Overalls,
at ■ . , ’
Men’s Overalls, good grade,
at
15'
W
69'
All Men’s, Ladies’ and ('hildrens Sweat
ers greatly reduced. See our prides.
2 large boxes Matches,
for ....
5'
Ladies* fast color Prints Dresses
at ...; . .:
49'
Beautiful line of b^t grade Print
Dresses, ^ast color^, at .... '.
One lot Children’s Dresses,
guaranteed fast colors, at
49'
‘ 1 I _ ir. I' .■iin-irr m-
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SuHierel's Dept. Store
The Hoitie of Big Values Clinton, S. C