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THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 22. 1932
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THE CUNTON CHRONICLE, CLINTON. S. C.
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The Woman’s Page
SOCIETY EVENTS AND CLUB NEWS OF INTEREST
. Telephone 74
CLUB CALENDAR
LECIOX AUXILIARY
MEETS TODAY
The Amyican_^gion Auxiliary will
meet Thursday afternoon, iSept. 22nd,
in the .American Legion hall at 4
o’clock. Election of officers will be
held, ^nd a large attendance 4s desired.
, tered with a lovely bowl of pink r'lses
i and beautifully, appointed in every
detail.
ENTERTAINS
FOR NEPHEW
Mrs. W^ M. Chaney entertained
CENTURY CLUB
MEETS WTTH MRS. JONES
Tue.sday afternoon Mrs. F. D. Jones
i w’as hostess to the first fall meeting
* of the Century club.
This year will be spent in the study
of “Contemporary Personalities.”
Mrs. W’. A. Johnsop open^ the pro-
Sunday with a surprise birthday^ din
ner in honor of her nephew, Marioxlv jrram with a sketch of Edwin .Arllng-
Chaney, who was celebrating his 13th
birthday.
ton Robinson and read a number,’of
h« gwms. Among them were: “Rich
ard Corey,”^^‘Llewenyrr^nd the Tree,”
and “The Gift of God.” A sketch of
Those enjoying the occasion were:
Tom Ellison, Robert Tompkins, Rob
ert Ellison and Glenn W’atls Ritchie. Rudy'ard Kipling by* Mrs. D. J. Woods
Boyd Underwood assisted Mrs. j and the reading of one of his short
Chaney in entertaining.
THORNW'ELL AUXILIARY
IN SESSION SUNDAY
The Auxiliary of the Thornwell Me
morial church met Suriday afternoon
at the
stories, “W’ithout, Benefit of Clergy,’
concluded the interesting meeting.
MISSIONARY SOCIETY . ,
HOLDS .MEETING
The Woman’s Missionary .society of
Home of Peace”. Clotelle Har-ithe First Baptist church met Monday
ris, whom the -Auxiliary sent to the! afternoon with fifty' members pres-
conference held at Benedict college in * ent. Five new members were added
June, told of the knowledge she gained
there. Medical work in .Africa and
to the roll. '
The Watts circle had charge of the
China was the topic for study. Miss, niissionary program, with Mr.s. A. B.
.Mildred White of the Thornwell school 1 Galloway' leading. The following pro
faculty, led an interesting program. I gram was presented:
Hymn, “l.ove Divine.”
MURPHY TI.M.MER.M.AN Prayer.
CELEBRATES BIRTHDAY Scripture le.-son.
Mrs. Eugene Timmerman invited a; “Sacred Trust,” Mrs. William Mont-
That Fly,” Mrs. I.ynn
Millions,” Mrs. A^illiam
small group of children Thursday af- joy-
temootr help^ celebrate the fourth _ “Birds’
birthday of her little son, Murphy.. Cooper.
E.-lch child presented him with a gift. “Sharing the (Jospel,” .Mr.s, S. W.
Games and contests were enjoyed Sumerel.
out on the law n. ' “True to the TrU.st iif Tampa,” .Mi's
IjiUt they were invited into the liv-^F. C. Pinson,
ing room where delicious ice cream. “Waiting
and cake were served. Ix>vely rainbow j Anderson, /
colored horns, pastel paper caps tndj Conclusion, /
nut cup? filled with candy w'cre the!
favors. i WOMAN’S CLUB. * .
TO MEET MONlL\Y
.ME.MOHI.-\L SERVICE FOR l Monday aftef^noon at 4 o’cl<K*k the
DKP.\RTED .MEMBERS first fall meeting of the Woman's
There will be a called meeting of|(.|^() will he held in the high school
the Stephen D. Ue chapter, U. D. C.,'buildings. Mrs. W. P. Jacobs, who is
F riday afternoon at 4 o cUx-k in the | president, announces that the civic
high .4<-hool auditorium. A memorial j coi»fmittee W'ill have charge of a care-
.oervice will be given for Mrs. R. Z. planned program which includes
Wrijfht and .Mrs. Corrie .Montjoy. in addition to a short business session:
The hostesses will be Mrs. J. H., I.ecture: “Outdoor Living Room,”
SUme,*Mrs. .A. E. McIntosh, Mrs. Bes- l. P. Dailey,
sie (iodfrey. Mrs. W., D. Copeland,
Mrs. J. H. Pills and .Mr.*. T,^_Adairt
Piano sulo: Selected — Mrs. S. P.
Howler.
with -Mrs. George H. Ellises leader of; Talk:,“Bulbs To Plant In the Fall,”
the program. .All memVrs are urged .Agathb Davis.
to come
dues.
prepared for payment »»f
PRESin TERLANS STUDY
.MFIDIUAL MISSIONS
.V .meetihR of the Auxiliary of the
Fiist Presbytt'Han church wa< held
Monday afternoon in the ladies’ par
lor. Mrs. R. E. Wysor was the pre
siding officer.
The devotional was givt-n by Mrs,
D. I, Woods. Circle No. 1. *»f which
Mrs. H. S. Finley is'leader, had charge
of the program which was on “Me«li-
cal .Missions.” A splendid pageant il
lustrating work in hospitals in China
aitd in .Africa was given.
•After the regular program a snoit
time was given to busine.ss.
After the program the civic commit
tee will serve refreshments.
.Ml ladies in town who are not
member.s of the Woman’s club aj'<*
urged to join and help in the work (tf
the organization.
- SUNDAY
Auxiliary Thornwell Memorial church—Mrs. T. H>-Newkirk, pre. i-
'^dentfMiss Nell Carmichael, secretary. Meets on second Sunday.^
' ^ MONDAY
Executive committee of First Pre>b^terian church Auxiliary,
meets’*'on first Monday. ■ .T
Ella Riddell circle of Thornwell Memorial church, meets on first
Monday. ,
Woman’s Missionary society of .A. R. P. church—Mrs. R. L. Plav-
ico, president; Miss Tensie Blakely, secretary. Meets on Monday after
first Sunday.
Ladies’ Missionary society of St. John’s Lutheran church—Mrs.
L, V. Pinson, president; Mrs. W. T. Reeder, secretary. Meets on Mon
day after second Sunday.
Circles of First Presbyterian church. First Baptist church, Broa.l
Street Methodist church, Ladies’ Bible class 'of .A. R. (P- church, Teaj.nJ
ers’ circle of Thornwelil Memorial-church, meet on second Monday.
Auxiliary First Baptist church—Mrs. T. L. W. Bailey, president;
Mrs. John T. Little, secretary. Meets on third Monday.
ixiliary Broad Street Methodist church—Mrs. John W, F'inney,
presidentf^rs. R. J. Pitts, secretary. Meets on third Monday.
^Auxrhary-^rst -Presbyterian ehurch^-Mrs. R. E- Wysor; presi
dent; .Mrs. Bennett'Townsend, secretay. Meets on third Monday.
Woman’s club—Mrs. W. P. Jacobs, president; Mrs. W.‘R. .Ander
son, Jr., secretary. Meets on fourth Monday.
TUESDAY •
Century club—Mrs. C. M. Bailey, president; Mrs. D. J. VV’oods,
secretary. Meets on first and third Tuesday.
Musgrove club—Mrs, Pet B. Adair, pre.sident; Mrs. .Alex Henry,
secretary. Meets on third Tuesday.
WEDNESDAY ' '
Odds and Ends Book club—Miss Gladys Stilwell, president. Meets
on first Wednesday.
Music club — Mrs. Samuel P. Bowles, president; Mrs. Fayette
Henry, treasurer. Meets on first Wednesday.
Wednesday Study club— Mr.s. W. P. Jacobs, president; Mrs. C. By
num Betts, secretary. Meets second and fourth Wednesdays.
.Musgrove’s Mill Chapter, D. A. R.— Mrs. .1. H. Withersfuion,
regent; Mr.s. Wilson W. Hairis, secretary. Meets on third Wtnlnesilay.
Idle Moments club—Mrs. .lohn Holland Hunter, pre.sident. Meets
on third Wednesday.
^ THUKSI),\Y
Tke Brii^e club—Mrs. ,W. A. Johnson, president. .Meets second and
/smith Thursdays.
.American Legion AuxBrnry—Mm Hubert S. Owens, president;
Mr.s. Bennett Townsend, secietary. Meets on third Thursday.
F'RIDAY
Stephen I). Ix*e chapter, U. D. C.—Mrs. Dave W. Copeland, presi
dent; Miss Maude Pearson, secietary. Meets on fir.-t Friday.
James B. Parrott chapter. Order Eastern Star—Meets on Friday
following regular Masonic meeting.
Woman’s Christian Temperance union — Mrs. George .M. Davis,
president; Mrs. H. 0. Chambers, .secretary. Meets on second Friday,
.Actaean Book club--Mrs. C. M. Bailey, president; Mrs. E. J. .Adair,
secretary. .Meet.s la.st Friday each month.
Notice for Paynien
City Taxes
Notice is hereby given that Town Taxes for the town
of Clinton, will be due and collectable between October
♦ 1st and November I6th, for the year 1932. The Tax Books
will be opened for the collection of taxes at the Office of
the Town Clerk on October 1st, and will remain open each
day'ihereafter, Sunday excepted, up to and through No
vember 16th.
A penalty of fifteen (15%) per cent, will accrue on
all taxes not paid on or before Monday, November 16th.
TTie levy for current fiscaj year is thirty-seven (.37)
mills; twelve (12) mills for current operating expense:'
and twenty-five (25) mills for interest and sinking fund
on various Bond Issues outstanding.
• The foregoing notice is given pursuant to Ordinance
passed by the Town Council. Septemljer 21.st, 1932.
Dated Sent. 21^ 1932.
. 1). C. 'HEUSTESS,
Town Clerk.
Friendly Dozen club- .Meets monthly, time designated.
METHODIST AUXIJ.IAUY
HOLDS SE.SSION
“Finding God in Grtat CivU'-es” w’as'* ^
National Sociey, Daughters of the
.American Revolution wijl unveil and
dedicate in Paris a replica of the tab
let bearng the names of the 133
Frenchmen who fell on the field of
Yurktown, which wax-ptecert tm the
Yorktown monument during the ses-
<iuicentennial celebration there in
11)31. The pilgrimage to Yorktown
was led by Mrs. I^owell Fletcher Ho
bart, then president general.
The fiilgrimage to l^ris will be led
’iiy .Mrs. James T. .Morris, by whose
untiring efforts the names of the men
who made the supreme sacrifiujp at
Yorktow’n weie as.sembled for the
first time. France has made Mrs.
Chevalier of tb»* Legion of
VERY LATEST
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By Mary Marshall
Here is one of the most popular of I
the new fall dresses, a black Tough-
crepe with a (juaint jabot and tiny;
high collar (if white, which with the'
full sleeves of the same material makej
for a black and white combination un-|
EicBis®"
Your New
Fall Hat
h Is Here-
HATS
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Etchisons — $3.50
New Felts as low as SI.50
L. B. Dillard
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Next To Picture Show
the them« «*f the Broad Street Metho
dist .Auxiliary meeting which was held
•Mo.'.d.iv afterno<»n in /ihr social
DR. AND .MRS. MeSWEEN
HONOR FA( ULTY MEMBERS
Dr. and .Mrs. John .MeSween
lightfully entertained the
on
looms of the church. .Mrs. J(*hn W.
F'inney presided over the meeting and
Mis, P. B. Adair led an interesting
program. • .Among those taking part
were .Mrs. J. V’. Edwards, .Mrs. H. O.
Cha.Piber.s, while .Mrs. J. B. Wilder
gave readings from the church bulle
tin.
It was announced that a zone meet-
facu'lU 'for the fourth quarter would he
de-
Jr'T'uT “’’ll ‘‘‘r.'nd - ',n October anT‘‘
, iCni^etinK of the cabinet of the loung
tain and_Mrs. William I.. Blanton, Dr.
Stephen M. Huntle'y, and Prof. C. W,
Grafton and his bride. Tapiain Blan
ton and Dr. Huntley^ are new menj-
bere of the faculty. prayers for the succe-ss of the revival
The which will be held here in October,
and -Mrs. .MeSween. The ’Various
their wives on Tuesday evening with
a lovely buffet supper to honor Cap conference in 'this district
w'ould convene here on .Sept. 30. I.adie.s
of the church will entertain the dele-
gate.s.
The meeting closed with .s<*ntence
Honor in recognition of her discovery
of the 133 French soldiers who died
in the battle of Yorktown.”
“It is my geeat hope that many
Daughters, their families and friends
will join in making this particular
trip to France in memory of those gal
lant Frenchmen of whom Lafayette
said, ‘1 never saw an army so poorly
fed and so ragged, that could march
so erect and shoot so straight.”
All those who wish to go on this
Caldwell, 342 Mt. Plea.sant
street, Washington, D. C. The sail
ings are on the new F rench line
steamship, “Champlain,” east bound
from New York October 4, and on the
“DeGrasse” west bound October 19.
CARD TOURNAMENT
FOR LIBRARY FUND
M rs. S. G. Dillard, who is chairman
of the library committee of the M’o-
man’s club, called the member.? of her
Hurricane New#
Miss® Maggie Nabors spent
home wa-4 thrown ensuite for the oc
casion. Mrs. H. E. Sturgeon, Mrs. R.
E. Wysor, Jr., Mrs. W. A. Johnson and
Mrs. .Marshall Brown assisted in en
tertaining.
The guest-s wehe' invited into' the
lliniiig room where a delicious supper ^
was served buffet style. Place carcf j
assisted them in finding - nient#’ talk, said the high school .sub-[ the guests of Mr. and .Mrs. A,. I).
at small tables, w ic were eac c« n number of magazines and - Rumph last Sunday,
newspapers which were beneficial. Hej j^,.. and Mrs. Mace Young and chil-
further stated that they bought all; ^j^en, Mrs. Sallie B. Nabors and chil-
the reference .books and work of fic-: Margaret and Betty Sue Simp-
tion which were used in the school, last Sunday with .Mrs,
i Young’s sister, Mrs, Allen Reighley,
week-end with Miss Sallie Nabors.•
.Miss Ruth Nabors wa.s the week»end
committee together for a short meet- guest of .Misses Irene and \\ ilma Bur-
ing Thursday morning at the library, gess.
J. H, Witherspoon, in a few mo-
Mr. and .Mrs. J. F. Whitmire were |
FLOWERS
— See —
Mrs. Jaaie L McCrary
FLOWERS FOR ALL
OCCASIONS
Phone 30S>W
• Correctly Arrswged'By
THE RAYSOR FLORAL CO.
tireeaville. S. C.
Meaibera of the Amaciatioa.
We Wire FTowers Anywhere.
It was decided that the library com
mittee buy only books which were of
in Newberry.
Mrs. Rex Young land daughter, Mil-
VALUES!
Nation-Wide Service Grocers
We are now members of NATION-WIDE STORES, a
I'hain of independent retail grrocery stores, reaching: from
the top of the state of Maine down to South Carolina.
Epch NATION-W IDE STORE is k unit in a chain of
thousands of stores and backed by millions of dollars of
buying power.
Each NATION-WIDE STORE has all the advantages
of the biggest chains, yet each store is home owned.
Special Prices for This Week:
Snowdrift, 6 lbs. 57c Swift’s Jewel, S lbs. 69c
24 lbs. SiMiw White Flour 60c
The Best the Market Affords
Fancy Select Oysters,
quart ,, 6.5c
Barbecue Hash, lb. 2.5c
Whole or Half Hams,
lb,. ' IHc
Baked Ham, lb. .. 4.5c
F’ancy I're.ssed Fish,
lb. 20c
Cooked Pealed Shrimp,
lb.
(’ountry Style Bacon,
lb.' .
50c
20c
32c
45c
Boiled Ham, lb.
Barbecue Ham, lb.
Creamery Cheese, lb. .. 19c
LAMB, VEAU BEEF and PORK
interest to the general reading public, ^ Greenwood with
and that the menvbers sponsor
' Misyes Hattie-Mae Horton and
^ nestine Melton of Chapin high school,
bridge and rook tournament. This will
I be given on Friday afternoon, Sept.
jSO, at 4 o’clock at the home of Mrs.
W'. P. Jacobs. Admi?sion will be 25c
and refreshments will be served. Pro-
i ceeds from this entertainment will be • Berton.
spent the week-end with .Miss Hor-j
ton’s parents, Mr. and Mrs; J. W.'
I
%>edal
*'used to buy new books. It is hoped! Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Rumph and
I that many will be interested in this i daughter, I^orene, spent last Sunday
in Ora with Mr. and Mrs, John Blake-
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D- A. R. PII.J5RIMAGE .. ! Mr. and Mrs.* .Mace Young, J. W.
»TO PARIS ANNOUNCED ! Young and Charles Young spent last
I That the National Society of Daugh-1 Wednesday in Newberry.
,ters of the Amreican Revolution will! jjjsg Lillie .Young spent last Sat-
Set In 14 K Solid Gold Mountings, make a pilgrimage to Frances in Oc- L^day with her sister, Mrs. Edgar Na-
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While They Last
GENUINE CUT DIAMOND
RINGS
$5.00 each
FRONIIS
tober, for the dedication of the York-l|3Qj.g
■ town Ublet in Paris, has been an-j j_.__
I nounced by Mr.. Ruswll WIHain M.*-! , Tur,day
’ na, president general of the .soeiety. .
Mrs. Magna says:
“On Octber 19, the Iblst anniver-;
fiMiirj" I
and Wilma
night with
Burgess
Mildred
excelled in chiVness. The white mate-
wool or sat^.
The big feature of this dres.s, how
ever is the effect of the epaulette
shoulder in the overdrape ^of black |i
crepe. Fluttering to the breeze, this/
shoulder style accentuates the fash-.-
i»3 line which get# all the early at-''
tention, namely, the wide shoulder.
The skirt is almost straight and thej] ’
belt at the natural waistline. The hat
is a shirred bla6k crepe, trimmed in j
rolled or braided while satin—and to'
add smartness might be worn Vith a |
tiny half veil, worn loose.
This Week’s Prizes WiU Be:
Firgt Prize—24 Ibn. Red Band Flour
—Beeond Prize—6 eans Green Lima Beans
Third Prize—6 cans Fancy Corn
Fourth Prize—6 cans Peaches.
Fifth l*rize>-r-2 qts. Jones Peanut Butter
W'ith each 50c paid on account or for cash pur
chases, you will be given a ticket entitling you to
a chance at one of our regular Free Prizes given
away each Saturday avening at 8 o’ckiok. You
must be present to win.
BUY COLLIER’S
C'ollier’a Magazine—$2.00 year.
In clubs for $1.75.
BALDWIN’S GROCERY
TIdiigB Ta Kat*
npoes 9$ and ItO