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—sritl'^ of fourth jrradc-V dance of
Witches—grirls of fi^rth (Trade—Ger-
da enters and meets a.Witch—Pesrjry
Spi unt — in an enchai|ted jrai'den of
Livin(T Flowers-—(rirls of second andi
third (Trades—and is put umior majfic
spell which caused her to for(ret her^
LEGION AUXILIARY
MEE'iS TODAY
The Anierican Lesrh^n Auxiliary
will hold its^ re(Tular monthly meeting
this afternoon at 3:30 o’clock in the
Legion hall.
BRIDGE CLUB
IS ENTERTAINED
Mrs. W. A. Johnson .was hostess i
last week to the Thursday afternoon r*"*^^*^ program with prayer
Robinson and Highland institute, are
to r^eive the offering. '
A'^ group of young girls sang two
Coajles Johnson, Mn. Butler Har
grove, Miss Collette Griffin and Mrs.
William Jacobs took solo parts. 0th-
jers in the chorus wei-ef Mrs. Harry
■ Wilkes, Mrs. Marshall Brown, Mrs.
> S. P. Bowles, Mrs. A. W. Brice, Mrs.
WU^'on Harris, Mrs. Ethel Pitts. Mrs., ^. ,
j L. R. .Lynn, ^iss Clara Duckett, Mrs.! mission. But the Flowers rfstpre her|!l
Henderson Pitts, Mrs. D. J. Brimm memory and sing to her the secret
and Mrs. Joe L. Carter. I where Kay may be:-found and how his
T^ guests were^’nvited oiit oh the frozen heart may be melted.
law’iiTwhere several pupils from Mrs.i i’Special features: Dance of China
E. M. Timmerman’V^'studio gaw^Doll—girls of fifth and sixth grades,
graceful solo dances, appearing in the Show—girls of second grade.
Act III—dance festival by Squir-
and the Mouse” and ‘‘A Paper of
Pins.” Continuing the program, iMrs.
Marshall Brown, Mrs. Bennett Town
following oroer: .Ame Jacobs, Jane
laughable mountain Wirs “The Froirl second grade; Birds—
’ ‘Ludie^Nell Scott and Muyphy Tim- boys of fourth; ended by Scarecrows
hierman. j—boys of third grade. Corda enters
Later in the afternoon punch was forest and lies down. Man-In-Moon—
served from two bowls placed against , Bailey — and Sleepy-Heads —
TKo oiasses of shrubbery, one being pre'-jboys of third grade — sing to her.
A Vf* r^noInnH oon sided over by Mrs. A. E. Spencer and Sandman—Harry Baldwin—put»s her
im wifh Mrs. Wm. Bailey Owcns, and the oth- sleep. .Angels — girls of seventh
wwn vu WITT xnursuM.v miernoon j - wiin prayer. i j ^ Mi:a^Wil-1 —guard her while Nymphs and Elves
bridge '•*- A ’tTlhe ^ndwich^TiS:;:®!#)- n?.r - children from first and
roses were used in the attractive liv- repaired to the ladies parlor
se£
“Tar^n The Ape Man”
Casino Theatre
. i \
Monday and Tuesday
May 23rd. - 24th.
ing room where two tables were ar-1 ^bere a beautiful iced cake with 20
ranged. After a number of progres-j Upers attracted much atten-
sions a dainty salad course and punch | fiun. Punch . and sandwiches were
were served. Those present fir the by the executive committee,
joyable occasion were: .Mrs. T. D. Ja-) ^ display of old patchwork quilts
cobs, Mrs. W. P. Jacobs. Mrs. James' appropriate feature. A large
Sprunt, Mrs, S. C. Hays, Mrs. Win. i uun>bt*r of members were present and
Bailey Owens, Mrs. Juhn W. Little,: Thcrnwell Memorial Auxiliary
Mrs. T. J. Pea^?^ Mrs. Wade Si>erry special guests,
and Mrs. Glenn Fuller.
cakes were Misses Copie McCrary, I Tifth gfade^. Found and rescued by a
Mary Howze Dillard, Agnes Milling,j b«nd of robbers—boys of seventh and
Elizabeth Todd, Hazel Boland, Mar-; Ifirls of sixth, led by Robber Captain
garet Moorhead, Nannie Sue Adair, j—Bill Wade, and Roibber Girl-*Eve-
Katherine Blakely, Elizabeth Blake-‘ lyu Henry —Gerda is carried by
Ty and Carolyn Martin. friendly Reindeer to Snow Queen’s
Quite a nice sum was realized from I Palace,
the “Jea,” which will be used to pur-j Special feature: Spanish dance —
chase new books for the library. j boys and girls of fifth grade.
! -Act IV’—Battle of Snow-men—boys
THORNWELL AUXILIARY
HAS “BIRTHDAY PARTY”
The Woman’s Auxiliarv
SCHOOL CHILDREN
! ENJOY PRIC
Miss Lufy Burns chaperoned the
I members of the fifth grade at Florida
TH«RNWELL SENIORS
ENJOY BANQUET
A long anticipated occasion occurred
of sixth grade. Gerda, led by Angels,
enters Ice-Palace. Kay is stri\nng to
solve an ice-tblock puzzle which Snow
Tuesday night at the Thormwell or- bas given him. <^<'Jd and
nhAnA.,.* I of Queen S ma-
/•
works
ends happily.
gram. Old-f^hioned quilts formed an ^be (TTUss.
interesting background. Miss Julia' imwi
Porter ga\ne |the devotional. ^
U*ading j characters in a mountain, ^ 'the center of the lonir “T” shaoed!
nif... -ThJ v„vv •• Mrs. -S. P. Bowles entertained thei\^‘^. ‘®uier oi me long i snapea*
u iX n I teachers’ circle of the Thornwell Me-table were narrow pieces ofl ^ u
.Misses Hel^ Porter, h ranees Black.j . , , ui me inornweii Me ciiv-^r bv the day or hqur.
i .Mrs. B. E. ('ase. 23 Calvert Ave. Ip'
with roses, larkspur, and quantities j
of sweet jieas, carrying out a pink and' — — — ^ ^
silver color scheme. Runrin.o- through, ^ 1 "*
’Mildred Wl^te, and little Sara Jacobs church last Wednesday evening' l*’*^*^ ''bich were.
and Martba McC'orniick.
Miss Elizabeth Bradley sang, “It is
OR RENT—Apartment. Close in and
convenient. Appl yto Dr. S. C. Hays.
at the last meeting of TKp-vear. Pre-i b>w bowls of sweet,
siding over the meeting 'was Miss'll"'*' th-cla.^sjlower, and long burn-jF
Nothing To You” acccminanied“bv '''bite, who is president tapers in silver holders. Covered
Mrs S P BowleJ '*be group. A short time was spenthorsemen and mm-
* 'stLdying the two mountain-schools created an old-time atmos-
chosen to receive the Auxiliary birth-|Pbc^* , i *• * i by our improved methotls, Buchanan’s
Exquisite hand-drawn and tinted , <^,1 „„ j i j„.. w
The offering will be given to two!
sohools for girls in Kentucky.
IT is ei-onomy to hayft^ your clothing
dry cleaned and your laut^y -done
METHODIST AUXILIARY
.MEETS AT CHUR('H
The M’oman’s Auxiliary of the
Broad Street Methodist church held
the May meeting on Monday after
noon in the social rooms. “The lajy-
ally of Jesus” was the theme of the
program which was in charge of Mrs.
P. B. .Adair’s circle.
After a bymn was sung, the Rev.-
H. O. Chambers read the Scripture
and led the meeting In prayer. Mrs.
Adair gave a‘n appropriate reading
from the “Missionary V’oice.”
A
day offering. For the'Jevotional .Mrs.. 1 Dry Cleaners and I.Aundrv. It
L. R Lynn gave an interesting st jd> 'depicting gaily-costumed per-l._l
ba.sed on the book of Hebrews. i who figured in America’s i FOR RENT—Spencer home, 'J room^
At the conclusion a de’ici.ius sweet ^ b‘story marked the place of each j and all conveniences. Also 5-room
/ Telephone
L.Mrs.Green
•*^other Miyt to hurry •• if
•onndt like an important
call”
'*Tell her that Til be over
aa soon as 1 can take the
dinner out oS the stove.**
Do you use your neigh.
lK>r*s telephone? Think
bow much better it would
be to have one of your own.
Then you need not bother
anyone, and your frienda
can call you without am*
barrassment
course was served.
STUDY CLUB HAS
OPEN MEETING
The annual open meeting of the
Wednesday Study club was held last
week at the home of Mrs. W. P. Ja
cobs. Mixed garden flowers decorated
the rooms used for entertaining, an
arrangement of rose-colored colum
bines and talisman roses being very
guest. .A delightful menu wa* served^cottage next to Spencer residence, .Ap-
I F
ply to H. I). Henry.
Uc
FOR RENT—fi-rootn house on north
side Maple street in College View.
.Available June 1. .Apply to H. D.
Henry, Uc
<X#IICtl Jf V lov Iv
business meeting followed the ' ^ t- o ^ • . • . »
rifvotional, at which time Mra. John I --’J,!:*- >ntr.Mluc|-d Prof.
W. Finnov gave a report of the Wo- ‘
n.an-a .Missionary eonferenee heid last ^ who ro„,| ,
month in .Spartanburg. ‘"“-"f "K ong.nal play,
U.XmiST I.EA1>EK8 • ■■
HOI 1) .MElsTriNG • diningroom, lovely with
-r/ ,* aj- • .c masses of pastel sweet peas. .Sand-
fhe Womans Missionary society of . . u , • . .
wiches, punch and mints were served.
FOR S.Al.Fa -Treated geriuine Porto
Rico potato plants. Apply to J..
Hamp Stone. fi-2-4tc j
the First Baptist, church met Monday
afleihoon. After business items were
dif^pensed with, the Watt? cirrtc t‘nv
charge of the missionary program.
.Mrs. A. K. Galloway was the leader.
After Scripture lesson* the leader in»
troduced .VIrs. E. M. Bostick of ('ross
Fruit Cocktail
Turkey Dressing
Cranberry Sauce
Carolina Rice Giblet Gravy
Carrot Surprise Pocketbook Rolls
Relish
‘ Iced Tea
Ptar Salad .'"hee.se Straws
Charlott# Riisse
Mints • Salted Nuts
T. O. Punch
.Allen Guerard, using many witty
remaiks, presided as toastmastei^ and!
after the singing of the “Star Span- LAUNDRY—Flat work 5c per pound,
gled Banner” by the entire company, Thrifty service 4c pound. Family
introduced the following speakers. -finish l(k* pound. Buchanan’.s Dry
“Sail On, Sail On”—Dr. Lynn. j Cleaners and Laundry. U
T. O. (“Mayflower”) — Rex WMl- j^^fET IH)TAT() PLANTS for sale
. . —Best Georgia produces. Big stem
John Alden and Pri.scilla 1 ■ J^.j-j<e3', Porto Rico ami Dooly .vain va-
^ Irieties. W’rite for price, stating nuin-
Pocahontas Samuel Hughes. her wante<l. Plant a large patch for
Tax on—T-lEftidieML^f lyde Rain- econoinv and health and beat
Tim eMtir« family will find Baany^iiaea for the tele>
phone, with the added comfort of knowing that in
cmergeadea the telephone U always ready to snas-
nM>n akL
You, tooi, can have a telephone of your own for only
a'few eenta a day. la fact, the service is so low in
that it really doesn*t pay to try to do without iL
LET us dry clean your suit or dress j
now. Buchanan’s Dry Cleaners and ^
I.jiundry. H
Southern
Telephone and Talagraph
^OUTS ON
C.A.MPING f-j
The li*cal band »)f Boy Scouts, of P'^'y* ^ . 'old man Depre.ssion. They will plea.se
which A. L. Duckett is scoutmaster,' Washington ( ro.s>iiig the Delaware ! David .Nichols (’<)., Kingston, (la.
.Mae
left Friday’ on an »!! night camping Mary .Andtison. . .. 'ii\nT’inv' i.oti.aLut k v„iir ..c-itm
• • “ trio hikinir to Duni- which I “Our Minute- .Men — .Anna .Mae:H.\l( Hl.Nv»—let ushatih \(mriitg8,
H-rtt, who»#or*sMx y<rtM.+wws-T4-mtisuiJU.' ^ I*’ . 1 - 3*uc less than 100 lots, 3c for larg-
ary to .China. Mrs. Bostick related in- j^e^^^kn^p'racks ^mul I miktd'^uln l l.afayTttet::^SrrKenmuly.We are Equipped with ,
tere.-.tiiig facts about (’hina and the open Manv of the members nass-! DeclaraUon of Indepemleiice Mr. J.| three Petersime ele< tric incubators
progiess of the gospel in that laml. . ' i • . 11- ^ ill Hunter i that will hatch every hatchuble egg.
delightful ^.K^i«l hour followed «l oil ‘■•'Ukmg.,d lu..uuddmg touts.,« , ,ha„.hiug the
; . u; w « .L U offu were improvised out of doors. Auer me loasis weie givin aii ^ e
ling >^hich time the Watts tiule ,„,,rning they journeyed^»'‘teJ in sinlfing “America. ^
bt'ck to Clinton. ' Members of the senior class are:
.Members of the band making the'-^^^**^ Guerard, Lillian I rather, Mary
tiip were: .Alfreil Browning, Joe Don- Anderson, Jean McKee, ^ara ( annon,
Annabel Kennedy, Margaret Beeks,
Harriett Foster, Frederick Frowein,
Rex Wilbanks, I^ouis Rodger, Edgar
Martin, .Anna Mae Tarre, Samuel
during
«eived sandwiches and tea to J1 m.?m
btrs.
electrical way. Thornwell Orphanage
Poultry Farm, Clinton, S. C. tf
MRS. WILSON
IS HONORED
Tuesday afteinoon
nan, Robert .MtT.ees, Jack Wither-
w p J. .. ji ’ spoon, William Johnson, Thad John-
k ......a* of L Mi^Swecn, Thurston Giles,
eous shower given by the Udies- u"ir
Bible class of the Ass.wiate Reformed WiUiam Little, Edward Feyuaon,
PteiA.vteriar, ch-.rch at the home of Henderaon,
Mra. D. E. Tribble. Varlou. spring B’")' "“'‘I •*"<* Walter Todd.
Hughes, Jennie Bee Roberson, Clyde
Rampey.
They had as their guests for the
happy occasion: Helen Adair, John
Rhodes, Furman Jordan, Bunnie Boyd,
J. B. Jacobs, James F. Davis, Robert
flowers were arranged in the rooms.; uvkn<
A novel feature of the »^t^rnoon s JU
entertainment was the blindfolding of C'-^» the - Lynn. Faiwin Guerard. Roberta Miller,
«m”il wirm ra5e„*“ti;^o"very g^^fui^rul.r mee'ting of the Mother’. clubi^«><*- B“tler, Mattie lun Miller. Ai-
Toni tL Temt r " ‘ IHer home; j*- R-k- -«•■>- Horton, hhzuhe.h
A deluious svreot course "">*’‘-1'*"■' | Favors for the girls were quaint
of cream and cake was served. ; »wwi p^s. i • ^ ^ noseiravs and for the
.Miss Medora Browning gave an in-i®‘" ‘asn'O"*?® nosegays ana lor ine
Teady boutonnieres fashioned of the
Mrs. W’ilson, who is president of.
the society, leaves soon to make her! reading entitled
home in Clover, much to the regret
of hfec many friends here.
Teazle
As this w'as the time for election
chosen flower:
Honorary guests incluaed; Mr. and
of officers, the following were chosen Hunter, Prof.
to .sei've:^
President-
-Mrs. Gary-Dillard.
Vice-President—Mrs. W. H. Simp-
Mrs.
PRESBYTERIAN AUXILIARY
IN INTERESTING MEETING
The W'pman’s Auxiliary of the First
PreSb>nerian church held Us annual i*®”* _
birthday party Monday afternoon in! Secretary-Treasurer
the AuxBiary rooms, which were dec-' . . .
orated with long sprays of English Following the business session de
dogwood, mock orange and pink gyp- *>««« tea were
.ophlia. •
.After a short busin^ess session, Mrs.! ^ •
A. V. Martin led the devotional exer- “SILVER TEA” A
B. S. Pinson, Dr: and Mrs. L. R.
» Lynn, Miss Helen Porter, Miss Arline
Daniell, Miss Elizabeth Bradley.
R. E.iPLAY TONIGHT AT
'FLORIDA STREET SCHOOL
cises.
“Kay and Gerda, on The Snow
Queen,” will be presented in the Flor
ida Street school auditorium this
evening at eight o’clock as a part of
the week’s commencen)ent program of
the city schools. The play is divided
NOTICE OF
FINAL SE'ITLEMENT
.Notice is hereoy given that the un
dersigned Executors of the e.state of
Janies Ferdinand Jacobs, deceased,;
will render a fin^l accounting of their'
acts and doings to the Probate (’nurti
of Laurens County, S. at Laurens,
S. ('., on Monday, June 20, 1032, at
II o’cIiK-k A. M., and will at the same
time apply to the court for a dis
charge from their trust as executi»rs
of said estate.
All persons having claims against
the said estate will file the same duly
verified on or before said date, or be
forever barre<l.
James Ferdinand Jacobs, Jr.,
William IMumer Jacobs,
6-2-4tc Executors.
LOVELY AFFAIR
Mrs. John MeSween was in charge! Ch»€ of th^ interesting afffiirs of the I into four acts, with a number of pu-
of the program which had-a mountain was the “Silver Tea” which the: pi Is of the school appearing in the
atmosphere. In explanation of the library and civic committees of the cast It will be repeated in the audi-
birthday objective Mrs. R. E. Sadler' Woman’s c,lub entertained with Friday jtorium Friday morning at nine o’clock
stated it is to help needy women apd afternoon at the home of Mrs. W. P. i and the public is cordially invite^.
girU aince tha aaUbliahmant of thefJa^*.. . ' M ' “J*"' ®" “ ""To
custom 20 years ago. This year twoj TRe living, dining room and musftj showing tomes of Kay and Gerda—
rirls’ schools in Kentucky, Stuart fdbm weie thrown ensuite and iris,; W. P. Baldwin and Martha Lou Blake-
larkspur, columbine, and other 'ly—who are devoted'^ play-mates.
flowers were used for decor- j While watching the Bees dance-^girls
the dining rootp the table I of the first grrade—Kay falls asleep,
was laid with a filet lace iloth, and:The Snow Queen—Margaret Sheely
FISHING
MURRAY LODGE — right
on the Soulh*8 most famous
lake.
We ran furnish rooms, meals,
boats, bait, poles, etc., at Mur
ray l..odfe—on Lake Murray.
Follpw road signs from
Chapin, S. C.
Make reservations now.
P.O.BOX
CHAPIN, 8. C.
-proses, lar
40gar^ fl
FRONTIB OFFERS SPECIAL SAL^j ation. In
Have just received a big aaaortmentliiiij centerpiece ' was aJlow bowl of. attended by Snow Flakes—(prls of
of .WATCHES, and n»w is the tim*'\weet peas. Around thia four tall can-; the second grade — finds hjm and
to get th^ W'atch which you have.^^g Iq silver holders burned. freezes his heart. He becomes a cruel
pinned w the Graduate. i iMra. T. D. Copeland and Mrs. Goyne rescal and joints a band 6f unruly
A 20*:i Discount an all watchea-|—! S mpson greeted the'f ueats on the {street urchins who have much fun
>p«ireh. Receiving with Mrs** Jacobs twing an old Rag Man — Robert
jaitd assisting in entertaining were 'l)omkinson. Later Kay is abducted by
tMra. T. D. Jacobs, Mrs. C. E. Gallo-
jw iy, Mrs, John W/Finney, Mrs. Gary
for cash only—
• FRIDAY and SATURDAY
FRONTIS
Jewdry Store
CltttoQ, 8, C.
t Djllaid and Mrs. Frank Kellers.
A cantata, “Fairy Music,” by Fred;
lerick Lohr, was sung by a number of
members of the Music club, with Mrs.
JyF. Jacobs, Jr., as accompanist. Mrs.
i^now Queen’s band of Elves—boys of
;ond grade. Of all the people in the
tllage no one will seek him, except
‘rda, who goes alone on the quest,
i Special feature: Boy Scouts—fifth
and sixth grade boys.
Act M—After dance of Butterflies
We have just installed an up*,|
to-date Grocery Refrigerator
and are ready to serve you with 11 {
Fresh Vegetables of all kinds:j{
Cabbage, Beans, Lettuce, Car-
rbts, Tomatoes, Eggs, Butter,
Gh^tie, and Cured Mfats.
A COMPLETE UNE OF
GROCERIES AND FEEDS
FARMERS
EXCHANGE
**ClintoR*8 Feed Store**
' T. J. Blalock, Mgr,
Stock Your Shelves
v'OOBS
at a
SAVING
Below are a number of items offered for this week
and presented at the lowe.st prices quoted in months.
Now you save every week at Baldwin’s on (Quality Food.
Green Beans, Ib. ....
5c
Fresh Ripe Tomatoes,
Ib.
Beets, bunch .
Turnip Salad, lb
Sugar, 10 lbs.
I^ard, 8 Ib. bkt.
Snow White Flour,
10c
10c
7»;2c
46c
59c
24 lbs.
HOC
Stew Meat, 3 lbs.
Loin Steak, Ib.
Beef Roast, Ib.
Pork Roast, lb. » "
Mixed Sausage, ib.
Pork Sausage, Ib. 20c
FRESH FISH
SEE THte FREE FIRST PRIZE IN OUR AVTNDOW
IT PAYS TO TRADE HERE.
Week’s Prizes Will Be:
Second Prize—24 lbs. (vood Flour.
ThIH Prize—8 Ib. bucket Lard.
Fourth Prize—10 lbs. Sugar.
Fifth Prize>—3 Ib. Pork Roast.
With eack 50c paid on accounts or for cash pur
chases, you will be given a ticket entitling you to
a chance at one of our refular Free Prizes given
away each Saturday evening at 7 o’clock. You
must be present to win.
Baldwin’s llroceril
**Goed Thing* To BaP*
Phonaa 99 and 100
.1
-!
J- J
25c
20c
15c
'4-
lac
10c
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