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'I’ It THURSDAY, MAY 26, V932 THE CLINTON ^HRONIcCe The Woman’s Page SOCIETY EVENTS AND CLUB NEWS OF INTEREST t » Telephone 74 > sion which is givtn to the cadet offi cer in his senior year. The students, who were present _i,werej J. W. Coiribs, W. H. Cranford, [ Frank Johnston, Robert Lynn, Dossey McFadden, T. B. McTeer, B. B. Red mond, Henry Storey, J. H. Viser, A. P. Wilson, T. H, Wingrate, W. H.' Hurley, apd L. A.^cCalL Little Reduction In Ao'eage Likely || Fiifures Reveal That I,ioans By; Southern Farmers Almost As Much As Last Y«ar. BB EASTERN STARS MEET TOMORROW The Eastern Star chapter will hold Its regular monthly meeting Friday evening at '?:30 in the Masonic Tem ple. All members are urged to be pres ent at tj^e meeting. THORN\iELL BOYS — ON PICNIC ^ R. G. Murphy, of the orphanage, en tertained hisWlairy boys Saturday at “Riverside'’ with an enjoyable picnic dinner. Additional guests were Mrs. Murphy, Dr. and Mrs. U Ross Ljmn and Mrs. Jennie C. Newkirk. unusually high scholastic standing, and is one of the city’s popular and highly esteemed young men. His friends, who are many in the city, will learn with interest of his approaching marriage. INVITATIONS TO " I Memphis' May 14.—Farmers of the FURMAN COMMENCEMENT South are borrowing almost as much The following invitations have been I ^rom the government to plant their received here: 'crops th.^ year as last, indicating per-! The Trustees and Faculty of Fuf-.kaps, tna„ a material decrease in cot-i man University request the honor ofpon acreage mav not be exp<»^t< d. your presence at the Annual Com-1 Figure* •’ollected show that ti • ougl mencement Exercises. j May 2, r..e .rovemment had approved Comnnfencement program, 1932; * pn eleven cotion producing states crop Sunday, May 29 , production loans totaling $29,870,- 8 p. m.—Missionary sermon by the'560.43. Rev. William Russell Owens, D.D.,} Last year the crop loans totaled NOTICE TO STATE AND COUNTY TAXPAYERS pastor First Baptist Church, Ashe ville, N. C. Under auspices of Young $34,674,050.88 for the same 11 states of Texas, Tennessee, North and South I’OPPY SALE HERE NEXT SATURDAY Saturday, May 28, has been chosen as the day for the annual “Poppy Sale” throughout the country. Mem bers of the local American I^egion Auxiliary will sell them at various points in town. The poppies hav^ been made by disabled World war veterans and proceeds froni this sale will he used in work in their behalf. the coming year. Miss Mary Pinson, an attractive Clinton girl who has made an out standing record at Limestone, wasi elected president; Miss Estelle Prince of Union, vice-president; Miss Mary Rob Stewart of Greenville, secretary- treasurer. The Cloister club is an honor and select organization of the college MISS MARY PINSON HEADS HONOR CLUB The Cloister club of Limestone col lege, Gaffney, held its regular meet ing in the college parlpps on Men’s Christian Association »of Fur-i Carolina, Georgia, Mississippi, Arkan-! Thursday evening. After a short University and Young Women’s jsas, Louisiana, V’irginia, Alabama and j gram the club elected its officers for 1 (;;*hristian Association of Greenville | Oklahoma and Florida. j Woman’s College. First Baptist; . Although the application period for| Church. ' j federal loans for 1932 crops closed 1 Tuesday, May 31 j April 30, approval of some loans is! 3 p. m. — Faculty-Senior baseball, yet being made so that this year’s game, Graham Field. grand ^total may very nearly equal 8:15 p. m.—Contest for Durham that of last year. Medal and awarding of medals and j A proviso limiting loans to 65 per other honors. Furman chapel. cent for the borrowers’ 1931 cotton Thursday, June 2 [acreage also was made with the idea This is to advise that the bo^s for the | collection of Stete and County Taxes will > be closed Tuesday night. May 31st, after which all unpaid taxes ^11 go into execu tion. Taxes paid by Tuesday night carry only a 2 per cent penalty. D. R. SIMPSON,, County Treasurer. 11 a. m.—Baccalaureate sermon by TURNER-YARBOROUGH ANNOUNCEMENT Mr. and Mrs. William AiT Turner announce the engagement of their daughter, Vivian Elizabeth, to Daniel A. Yarborough of this city, the mar- sponsored by Dr. L. L. Carpenter, I p pastor First head of its religious department. The many friends in the city of Miss Pin son will learn with interest of the high honor she has attained in recog nition of her popularity on the Lime stone campus. of reducing cotton acreage. "No doubt these restrictions have Baptist Church, Roanoke, Va. First 1 worked to reduce cotton acreage, but Baptist church. there certainly will not be a 35 per 4:30 p. m.—(Mass day exercises of I cent reduction, even among those ob- the class of 1932. Furman campus. [ taining the loans,” declared K. M. 6:30 p. m.— Business meeting of; Blanchaiwl head of the Memphis of- BL(K'K ‘i’“ BANQUET HELD AT \\ C. The annual Blm-k “P” banquet was liage to take place on .June 11th at, held in the Presbyterian college re- the home of the bride’s parents in fectory at seven forty-five on Thurs- (raffney. day evening. This is always looked This announcement wil) be read forward to with a great deal of pleas- h^re with cordial interest. Mr. \ ar- yj-p ](^y have the honor df i honors, horouKh is on<- ,.f the dly's I'opular ,.p ., and successful voung business men > ' ... -— ^ . , ■ J 1 j Quet proved to be one of ,the most en- and posse.sses a wide circle of friends 7 , t . ' who Svill unite jw extending congratu- lations. } There were^a number of speakers I to make the iK'casion mbre enjoyable. I PEGGY JOHNSON GIVES *! B- B. Dunlap, retiring president of' BIRTHDAY PARTY the club, presided. Among the speak- M rs. W. A. Johnson entertained a'ers were: Prof. H. E. Sturgeon, presi- fice which maijle loans for the state? of Tennes.see. .Arkansas, Mississippi, Alabama and laouisiana. There may be a 10 or 15 per cent reduction in cotton acreage, however,” Alumnae Association, Alumni Hall. 7:30 p. m. — Annual Alumni ban quet. The Refectory. Friday, June 3 10:30 a. m.—.Academic procession. ’ll a. m.—CMimmencenwj^ exercises I he estimated, at First Baptist (’hurch; beccalau-! The figures for various reate address by President W. J. Me-^showing the crop production loans Glothlin; conferring of degree? and r made in 1931 include South GaroMna, I $9152,814.10 in l‘.»31 against $l.20,’{.- ,36:1.75 in 1932. ' / states /i: \VOMEN PATRIOTS—^ AMERICA CALLS FOR YOU TO OPERATE FLOUR MILL San ij ^ uy. wy, ^ -jTIIj' , Thc 1 )urst- .A 11(11'cws Company of By Nelle G Burger [Greenwood, announces to the farmers Juan'Hill was th,. i ‘W.. wtion. tbi- opening ..n June, The American army was stationed at installed flour large group of little friends Wednes-i d^nt of the Athletic association; H. L. base. The thin line of blue toiled 1 mill which will make both plain <* e: all i _. ... . . - ! ™;.i_ tr #..ii l-.a day afternoon from five until sixj £^h:,helberger^ assistant varsity foot-^ ^0 the mountain side. Some fell, hut to celebrate the sixth birthday of herij^j^jj ^.oacb; Dr T. J. Peake, Dr. S. C.places were quietly filled and little daughter, Pegg>’. Pink and white was the color note chosen in the selec tion of garden flowers, favors and re freshments for the lovely party. Many game.s and contests were enjoyed out on the lawn. IJiter the guests were invited into the dining room which was decorated with .«weet peas. Trays of (?olorful toys were passed. large birthday cake was placed in the center of the table and around this four small vas- Hays and C. M. Bailey. Coach John son delivered the certificates to those who won their letters in the different fields of athletics this year. At this meeting officers for the coming year were elected. C. W. Ad ams was chosen to head the organi zation, with J. H. Stamps as vice- president, and Robert D. Lynn as sec retary. es of sweet peas were arranged.! ( ream, tiny iced cakes centered with i UOM.MFN(’EMElNT a candle, and mints in colorful paper AT WINTHROP napkins were 8er\’ed the little gusts' ” - Four ('linton girls, \Misses Helen who were seated on the floor in .lupa-1 Milam, Eva Dominick,'* Mary Black nese style. Favors for the girls were Mary .Johnson, are members of pictures and dolls and ball.'' were giv- tl^is- year’s graduating class at Win- en the boys. YOUNG I’HOKKSSOR 'lO WED IN JUNE The following invitation.s have been received by friends in the city: , “Rev. and .Mrs. Thomas Lyttleton Hainsbei'ger of Taichow, (’hina, re- que.st the pleasure of your company at the marriage of their daughter, Vivian Boisseau, to Mr. Cornelius W’airen Grafton on Monday^ the sixth of June, at three o’clock in the after noon, at the home of .Mr. and .Mrs.! Henry Clay Perry, at Virginia Beach, Virginia.” Mr. G rafton is a member of the Presbyterian college faculty and an throp college. Their friends will read the following invitation received in the. city, with cordial intere.st: The faculty and .senior class of Winthrop college, the South ('arolina College for W’omen, request the honor of your presence at the commence ment exercd.ses May 29 to May 31, 1932, Rock Hill, South Carolina. Program Sunday, .May 29 11:00 a. m.— Sermon before Young Women’s Christian Association, Rev. William Way, D. I)., rector Gract Episcopal church, ('harleston, .South Carolina. 8:30 p. m.-|-Baccalaureate fsermon. Rev. B. Folsech, Ph’d., pastor St. An- honor graduate of this institution., During his college course here and j Lutheran chuix'h. Charleston, in post graduate ^ork he has pur-j Bouth Carolina, sued el.sewhere, he has attained ^ WAiiii an session. FRONTI8 OFFERS DOLLAR DAY SALE On June fat and 2nd, we wiH have a varied aaKortment of attractive Gifts on display in our windowa at %\M Back These Gifts will be suitable for Graduates, Birthdays, Weddings and all occasiona These are reasonable value.s for two days only.-Be sure to see our windows. Monday, May 30 I 10:00 a. m. — Business ' Alumnae Association. 1:00 p. m.—Alumnae Luncheon. 5:00 p. m.—Ivy PrcKession. ' 6:30 p, m.—Daisy Chain Procession. 8:00 p. m. — Joint celebration of literary societies. Tuesday, May 31 10:30 a. m.—Graduation exercises. Address, Honorable Ibra X. Black wood, governor of South Carolina, Colunrbia, South Carolina. FRONTTS Jewelry Store the thin blue line climbed tirelessly, endlessly, resistlcssly up and up, un til the height was scaled, the citadel captured and, victory crowned the American flag. The San Juan Hill of opposition to the 18th Amendment is to be over come in the name of American pa triotism and for the honor of the flag. The white ribbon army is massed ready for action, and the thin line, the advance guard, is pressing resist- lessly upon the enemy. This line is pressing forward in the face of merciless attack. They loyally keep their faith in the constitution of the United States. Nothing daunted, they move fearles.sly on and on. They t all upon you Busy Member of a Busy Church, and a.sk you to conse crate a part of your time to this cause for humanity. jJt ’ is applied Christi anity and will meet with the approval of your Master. They call upon you, Women of Far- Flung VMsion and Faith, who would evangelize the whole world. They ask you to help make and keep our own lanil free from the greatest evil which confronts the evangels of the cross at home and abroad. They call up^ you, Busy Home Mother, to hei)»weep all homes “pro tected and sweet” through the benefi cent results of the 18th Amendment, Here is a patriotic service worthy of your high-calling and one which you may perform without x^pdering far afield. They call upon you, Instructors of the Nation’s Youth, to teach that loy alty to law is the seal of good citizen ship. Through your faithful teaching that alcohol is poison, you contribut ed tremendously toward writing the 18th Amendment in the Federal Con stitution. You hold the key to civic duty and responsibility in your hand«. and self-rising flour. The mill is ex pected to be of considerable service to i the farmers of thi.s section since it j will not only manufacture high grade flour, but will buy wheat in addition' to grinding it 3 t I Low m hostess without i maid serv dinner with out leu\’ the table NOI'K’E OF IN(X)RI»ORAT10N l^otiee is hereby given that the un-i dersigned will, on thc 31st day ofi May, 1932, niake»application to Hon.! W. P. Blackwell, Sec^retary of .State, ^ to issue ('barter to Jacobs List,'Inc. .1. F. .lACOBS, .IR. 1 C. E. DUCKETT. How to do it U just one of hundreds of helpful suggestions in this famous^new book. It is published and offiered you by (x>ca-Cola—thc great drink of American hospitality. I I USB THIS covros THE COCA-COLA CO., I ' :tlZ North A**., N. W., |AtUiiif, Go. THE (X)CA-COLA Bari LiNG CO. Greenwood, S. C. I I I I I EnrluMMl Snd JOci (aMimpa or roin to rover root of h«ndlin( ond mollinc) far ohirh sand ma the hook, *'Whan Yow Eotartaln,” by Ida Boilay AUaa. Nama.. Add W A NT S FOR RENT -.Apartment. Close in and convenient. Apply to Dr. S, ('. Havs. FOR S.ALF5 Nice fat frying chick- ens, 2(k.‘ |>er_lb; R. S. Gask'il]. Ip FOR SALE .Several .c(»w.s with fresh calves. Priee.s right foi- cash. Ap ply to I), E. Tribble. Itc S.AI>E— Buttermilk-fed frying-1 size chickens. Nice and fat. Silas Bai ley, phone 37.5. 6-2-2tc TOMATO PLANT.S for sale, 20c per 100. Apply to Thorn well O.rphan- age. tf FOUND— Bird dog. Owner may get .same by identifying and paying costs. C. VV. Coo|)er. Itc FOR RENT — Nine-room home in good condition, opposite (^. M, Bai ley residence, at $15 per month. Ap ply to J.'VV. Leake. Up FOR RENT-rr Four-roopi apartmentj furnished or unfurnished, ot> first floor, 81 West .Main street, June l.st. Apply to Mrs. J. B. Yarborough. Ic NOTICE—I wish to coach pupils who have school work to make up. Mrs. Th., cali ipon you: F.v.’ry Woman, ! Willi.n. B. Bailoy, 127 .North Broad Meats df Quality lUs a certainty that every housewife gets the kind of Quality ahe wants—^and of course, at prices that keep well within one’s budget by trading here. FOR THUS WEEK: Ginton, S. C. POTTERY SALE Roseville PotterVT at a greatly reduced price, is be- tng shown in our window for the next ten days. ^ Let us put yours aside. ASK TO SEE OUR $1.00 Gifu Gifts from 25c up. THE BOOK STORE FAREWELL BANQUET j TOR LIEUT. TAYTOR J Fourteen members of the sopho- , and freshman classes in military sci- 1 ence at' Presbyterian college joined to gether, on Tuesday evening, to give a farewell banquet to Lieut. Alfred N. | Taylor, who hai( been assistant pro fessor of military science and. tactibijaiid native land? at P. C. for the past five years. Lieui. Taylor has recently been transferred to the government post in the Hawaii an islands, and expects to leave Clin- 5ir lome time in Jime. Cadet J, H. Viser, of the sophomore clast, was ma.ster of ceremonies and made the opening address of the evening. He was followed .by others who testified to their regard for Lieu- j tenant Taylor and their admiration I for the excellent work he has done in helping the P. C. unit to develop into ita present high standing among mili tary units in the South. Lieut. Taylor replied graciously, acknowledging the honor that the stu> wherever you are, whatever your sta tion, whatever your work, to close the ranks in this advancing line upon the San Juan HNl of ignorance, mis- representattonSiad false propaganda. Some of the faithful will fall before these sharp attacks ere the abjective is gained. Yours may be the glorious privilege of filling their places in this I victorious onward march. Will you answer this call ? Will you enlist under the write ribbon star spangled banner for God and home This, service will bring you personal joy^ and a better understanding of the world’s great need. We join the peace ful army^of Frances E. Willard, Lil- lian M. iL_Steyens, Anna A. Gordon, Ella A. Boole — all generals serving under the command of pur great in-[ vincible Leader. ' Your oath of enlistment is the fok lowing pledge,; “I hereby solemnly promise. Gold helping me, to abstain from all distilled, fermentejd and malt liquors, including wine, beer and cider, and to employ, all proper means to se cure the enforcement of the Eigh teenth Amendment to the F'ederal Constitution.” ' f This service for humanity will Street. Up FOR SALE — Treated genuine Porto' Rico potato plants. Apply to J.i Hamp Stone. 6-2-4tc 13 PLATE BATTERIF«S $3..5() EXCHANGE EDWARDS AUTO SERVICE Phone 365 .SALESMAN WANTED — Permanent representative for old estalrlished manufacturer. .Selling nationally ad vertised line to business concerns on ly. Full time not necessary. Merchants Industries, Inc.’, 2001 Home Ave., Day- tbh7 Ohto. 'T- - ' Ups I dents had done him, and the pleasure he had exsperienced in working with | strengthen you. It will thrill you, and the group daring his sUy in Clinton [fill your soul with blessing. Come— and at the college. ^He pointed out to hit hosts that the freshman and sophomore classes dre the backbone of any R. O. T. C. unit, iri^ that dur ing these two years they mhst lay the ground^work in fundamentals, and show whether they are qualified for advane^ standing and the commis- for the sake of the children, Coipp for the sake of your home. Come—for the sake of your country and your flag. Women patriots — loyal, brave, and strong, rally to this patriotic call. Protect and defeW your country’s law, your country’s honor, and your country’s flag from- a ruthldss foe. Dre^ed FiMh, lb. Dre^ed Hen^ lb. Porkj('hop8, lb. Pork Ham, lb. Pork RoaHt, lb. Pile Liver, lb. Beef Liver, lb. 2«c :i0c 15c IHc 15c 10c 20c Stew Beef, .‘1 ll).s. Jewel Lard, 3 lb.'. Jewel LH?d, K lb. (’risco, 3 lb. 25c 25c 50c 56c Sugar Bowl and IMtcher Free! BriMikfield Butter, lb. 25c A Htoro^ folk of bargaifiKT t4>o many to mention. See the set of Glassware to bi /rivenTaway this Saturday mgbt at 8 o’clock. ' ^ NEW FLPUR MILL We will be ready June!;; Ist for custom grinding!: with our newly installedi;; up-to-date 50 barrel rol-!; ler mill. Will make high-| est quality 'plain and';; self-rising flour. Our[;; charges will > be veryi:: reasonable. Bring orj;; send us your wheat DuTst-Andrews Co. ^Greenwood, S. C. This Week’s Prizes Will Be: First Prise;—Beautiful Set of Glassware. Sedond l^rlze—5 Ib." Picnic Ham. Third 5 Ib. Beef Roa.st. Fourth Prize—4 Ib. Pork Roast. Fifth Prize—10 Ib. sack Sugar. With each 50c paid on account or for cash pur chases, you w;ill be given a ticket entitling you to a chance at one of our regular Free Prizes given away each Saturday evening at 8 o’clock^ You must be present to win. Baldiiiiii’s Greteri ^[**0004 TliingB To Eat** Phonos 99 and 100 ^ — The Clinton Qirpi^e—$150 a Yw X ii ■ 1. ‘ I-..?!