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THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 1932
^ THE CLINTON CHRONICLE, CLINTON, S, C.
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SOCIETY EVENTS AND CLUB NEWS OF INTEREST
Telephone 74
Younj: and Miss Nftncy Young.
Those enjoying the occasion were:
Mrs, A. E. McIntosh, Mrs. J. D. Bo-
j land, Mrs. Lula Davidson, Mrs. W. M.
McMillan, Mrs. G. B. Davidson, Mrs.
T. P. Oyrens, Mrs. E. L. .\rthur, Mrs^
|.,,P. B. Adair, Mrs. George W. Bailey,
bang was sung by Eula Gray Blake
ly and Hannah Lou Dargan. i
From the Training school a ’iuniher
of older boys and girls appcare I in
their ‘^harmonica band” under the di-i The confereWe will be opened with
rection of Miss^EBien Copeland, and devotioral services and adnTinistering
artistically played a troup of familiar | of the sacrament of the Urd*s supper.
ference'opens to be presided over by
Bishop Warren A. Candler of Atlanta,
and Bishop U. V. W, Darlington of
Huntington, W. Va.
Mrs. William Bailey, Mrs. B. Bailey, songs. A piano duet was alsp rendered j Following will be organizations of the
Mrs. Reed Todd, Mrs. Irene Todd andjby tw^ of the girls of the school that!conference through election of secrt?- ^78,689; superannuated pastors, 22; lo-
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[called forth the highest commendation
froiuhthe audience.
LEGION AUXILIAI^
^EETS THIS A^yy^RNOON
The American Legion .Auxiliary wiP
meet Thursday afternoon,’ Nov. 17, at
3:30, with Mrs. RirE. Sadler, hostess.
Assistant ho.stesse,s will be: Mrs. F.
M. Stutks, Mrs. Carl Johnson, Mrs. H.
E. Sturgeon, Mrs. Austin Chandler,
Mrs, S. C. Hays, Mr^. Ralph Blakely
and Mrs. R. P. Chapman.
Dr.^U
Thorn well
R. Lynn, representing the
orphanage, made a few
arrangement of meeting
taries and
schedules.
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Business sessions will be held each
BIBLE CLASS
R. F. Blakely; Wiednesday, at prayer-1 IS ENTERTAINED | * nurnwvu urHn«n«Ke. ^^^nirg and sermons will be preached
meeting; Thursday, Mrs. C. B. BettsfK 7^^. .\nsel Bobo and Mrs. A'irgil • remiarkvaiter whicli Miss Luva! afternoon and ni^rt.
Friday, Mrs. Reed Todd. Abrams vvere joint ho.^esses to faculty, pleas, j
—— I Ladies Bible class of the Associate ’ j -■ ^ pastors pr^^y
LOVELY LUNCHEON ! Reformed Presbyterian church Mon-. ^’ons, j
BY MRS. SHANDS ■ - !evening at the home of the for-1 Dean M, W. Browm.of Presbyterian
Thefe are 141 pastoral charges, i»-
eluding six presiding elders; societiet,
411; members, 66316; local preachers,
52; superaiinuated preachers, 59; mon*
ey raised for all purposes, $390,262.
Upper I conference statistics far 1931:
Pastdral charges, including presiding
elders, 166; societies, 402; membfra.
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all purposes, $709,483.
Mrs. W. H Shands was hostess tol’''^^*’- class continued the study of'college, gave a talk on “Humor” and
the members of the “Friendly Dozen” j of Christian Youth,” with j'ot^^rspersed his remarks with many
club on Saturday morning. White j C. B. Betts leading the program, witticisms
daisy chrysanthemums were attrac-i Sandwiches and hot chocolate were
tively arranged in her Home. A lovely! ^orved.
BEAUTIFUL SILVER
for yoor
TWANKSGlVlNtJ-TABtfr
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LUTHERAN SOCIETY .
HOLDS SESSION
The Ladies Missionary society of
li!t7T6KnT'TmterHTT chuTvhrof which- -Mrs*—A*.
Mrs. L. V. Pinson is president, held
its November meeting Monday after
noon at the home of Mrs. J. H. Tomp-
kinson, with a large number attend
ing. “Education of the Indians” was
luncheon in two courses was served j
to the guests seated at card tables. |MRS. GR.VHAM
Those enjoying the event were:’HO.'sTESS TiO^CLUB
M. Copeland. Mrs. 1)., J, Mrs
Woods, Mrs. John Spratt, Mrs. John the
MeSween, Miss Connie Bailey and
Mrs. F. D. Jones. Mrs. Roger Coe
In connection with this possible con-
The program closed with the sing- consi'leration
ing of “Good Night Ladies,” President
Blakely and those in charge of the # 11 ‘
. w 4,1 .u i J f nec.ion the following statistics were
program being heartily thanked lori •. * * „ ^ ,, ,
, ... , . cited for the South Carolina confer-
making such a delightful occasion
Both»ell Graham eMertainod’PO^«bl«.. ’ [e.-o whu-h rec«n.tly met at Florenc:
members
pastors
will come at, the morning session Mon
day and this will follow reports of
various districts and other business,
Discussions as to reunting this con
ference with the South Carolina con-!
ference is expected to cj)me_up forj Shop early while our ntock.** arr
complete.
Sterling Silver Gilt Liped Sherbets
at $2.75 each.
Come in and see our wide Gift
' FRONTIS
Jewelry Store
assisted her mother in entertaining.
the subject of study, and Mrs. Tomp-'CIRCLE MEETS
kinson led a most worthwhile pro-1 WITH MRS. McC'RAHV
of the .\ctaean Book ^
club and a number of additional 1
guests on Thur.sday afternoon. '
Arrangements of gorgeous Jane
Cowl ilahlias and miniature cHrysar-'
themums in shades of pink and white'
Womanless Wedding
To Be Given Tonight i;
adorned the home. During the after-1 Clever Home Talent Show To Re
gram.
YOUNG PEOPLE
ENJOY PARTY
An event in the younger .set was
the prom party which Miss Emily
The November meeting of the Hus-!re.reshments, consisting of ai Siatred Bv 'Local D. A. R.
iness Girls circle of the First Presby- \ sweet course, were served,
terlan chtnch was held Monday eve- j present for the delightful o«>
ning at the home of .Mrs. L. D. ]\ic.' were: Mrs. (. M. Bailey, Mrs.
Crary. Mrs. Roger Coo. who is leader ^Mrs. L. R Dillard,
of the circle, discussed the first two j^H'Faddcn, Mrs. G. H. tor-
chapters of “The Indian Trail,” bv'''’ysor, .Miss Julia
*' •' B. Vame, Mrs. E. J.
Adair, Mis. Charles Blanton, Mrs.
(Tiapter in School Auditorium.
Ferguson gave oh Saturday evening. . . , .
Games were enjoyed, and during Morrison, and Mrs. Gary^lartin jjave ■
the evening delicious punch, sand-'the last throe chapters,
wiches and candjL.were served. Twen-j Mrs. 1). J. Woods, who is secretary
ly-two guests were present for th^j of Synodical and Presbyterial home
delightful (K’casion.
STUDY C LUB HAS
INTERESTING PROGRAM
Mrs. R. S. Ow’ens was hostess to tho
VVedne;'<lay Study club. The proiiram,
which was in charge of Mrs. W. A.
(Johnson, dealt with three famous low
ers of the country. Mrs. R. E. Sadler
discussed the Duke university tower,
which recently has- been completed.
missions, spoke of the work of the
synodital.
After the program tea, sandwiches
and date loaf were served.
John MeSween, Mrs. J. W. Crawford,
Mrs. J. W. Leake, .Mrs. A. V. Martin,
Mrs John Spratt, Mrs. M, G. Wood-
worth and - her sister. Miss Mary
Wheelwright of Richmond, Va.
MRS. PITTS HOS'ITISS
TO BRIDGE CLUB
Mrs. Raymond Htts charmingly en
tertained her bridge club on Tuesday
afternoon. .After a series of games,
re-freshments, consisting of a salad
For the closing numbers Mr v. ,John-1 course, fruit cake and demi-tasse,
son read an article on the “Bok .Sing
ing Tower” and the “Charity Highway
Crucifixion Tower” which is located
in'NewvVork.
CENTURY ULUB
HOLDS MEETING .
The leguhir meeting of the Century j
club was held on Tuesday afternoon 1
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at the home of .Mrs. Roger Coe. Miss;
Mary Wheelwright of Richmond, \’a.,'
was a visitor. i
The program was given to “.News
paper .Men,” with quotations from I
“Haiuhone” and “.Aunt Hot” used fori
BUSINE.SS GIRLS
CIRCLE MEEl'S
The Business Girls circle of Broad
Street Methodist church held an en
thusiastic meeting Monday evening at
Mrs. Ivouis Thornley’s home, “Chris- anthemums were also used for dec
tianfzing China” was the subject chos-1 oration,
cri for the program. Miss Martha Da-
were served.
Those enjoying the affair were:
.Mr.s. JohiT W. Finney, Mrs. C. E. Gal-! roll call. The following contributed to
loway, Mrs. Goyne Simpson, Mrs. Ir-jthe inforniiitive meeting:
by Hipp, Mrs, D. G.'Heustess, Mrs, I.j “Scripps-Howard.” Mrs." Edward
J. Cornwell, Mrs. Silas Baileys im444j4mg,- .^.= —
Mrs. S. C. Hays. j “Will Kogvrs,” .Mrs. .A. M. Cope-
Handsome white and yellow chrys-• land,
anthemums were effectively arrangeil i “Bernarr MoFadden,” .Mrs. .M. G.
in vases. Masses of white daisy chrys- j Woodworth.
“Life of O. O. McIntyre” and one
of his stories, “Those Are the Good
vidson was leader, and others appear- MRS. JACOBS HOSTESS
ing with her were Mrs. Mau'Je Hanip-rTO BRIIXiE ('LUB
ton, .Misses Helen Milam, Helen Adair Thursday morning Mrs, W. I*. Ja-
and Clyde Ray. 'cobs was hostess to the Thursday
J.ater in the evening the hostess 1 Bridge club and a number of invited
Old Days,” Mrs. John Spratt.
('linton is to have the unusual priv
ilege of seeing a “Womanless Wed
ding” this evening at eight o’clock in
the Florida .Street school auditorium.
The'^itertainment is an entirely home
talent affair, with a nunil>er of well-
known “stars” appearing in ,the cast. ^
It is being sponsored by the local |
chapter. Daughters Amencnn Hpvo-i
i lution, the proceed.s to he applied to |
♦ he support of the D. A. R. school at |
Tamassee. j
.Another fimture of the evening will
be a clever entertainnient by a grouj)
of Florida Street school children.
A small admis.'>'ion of 10 and 2ric
i will he charged and it is hoped that j
' the iH-omoters will Ik* greeted with a i
large audience wherl the curtain ri'esj
j this evening.
I The cast of characters follows:. j
^ Bride Ralph Blakely. 1
Maid of Honor-^Brooks Owens. j
Preacher—B. R. Fuller. |
Train Bearer-r—Watts Davis. 1
'Gntomsmen—Clifton Adair, Hender-
j son Pitts, Si Bailey, Don Copeland.
' Black Mammy—Peck Cornwell.
Flower Girls —Virgil Abrams, J. W.
Coleman.
Bride’s Mother — John Holland Hun
ter.
Bride’s, Father—Bob Owens.
■ 1 Bride’s Twin Sisters—Mack Finney,
JOINT MUSICAL CONCERT i ^
GIVEN IN LAURENS , ! Uncle of the Brid’e-Hugh Eargle.
vSaturday morning Mr.s. .1. h. da-; I.awreme Plaxico.
_ Jr., and her high school pmno Je>nes,. -
.served a delicious salad course. Eigh-1 guests. Three tahle.s were>-phued m *Tnrpils were invited to give • join* orm- ^^n- Aldiiie Blakely. '
Ring Bearer -Dr. T. J. Peake.
Organist—Charles Smith.
teen inember.s were present, and Mrs, | the living room, which was lovely with
Savannah Farlow and Miss
Woixlrulf were visitors.
JOINT HOSTFSSFS
TO IKA( HER.S’ ( IIH'LE '
Monday evening .Misses .lulia Por
ter and Margaret Clary were hostes.s-
es to the ■“Teachers“’~CTrcle” of the
Thornwell .Memorial chur<h at the
ffirmer’s home in College View.
Pansy I late fall flowers, chrysanthemums
J predominating. Mrs. C. E, Galloway
I and .Mrs. Thomas Jacobs assiyttxl the
i hoste.'S in {'erving a delieious lunch
eon.
Guests of the occasion were; .Mr.s,
S. C. Hays, Mr.s. J. F. Jacolis, .Jr..
Mr.s. William Bailey Owens, Mrs. W.
.\. .Fohnson, Mrs. John W.
Mis. Irhy ILpp, .Mrs. R. E. W’y.-ior,
Mrs, (Joyne .Simpson, .Mrs. R. C.,
cert with Mrs. .M. L. Roper’s pupils.
NEW SHIPMENT
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each
>. 50c
50c
35c
LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS
Pure Linen
Initial Linen, 3 to box
Fancy Linen, 3 to box . ..
Fancy Initial, 2 to box
PAJAMAS
Fancy Broadcloth , $1.00 and $1.50
Individual Box, Satin Finish ^ $2.00
Outinj::. many colors $1.00
BOYS’ CLOTHING
Shorts 98c and $1.45
Knickers , $1.00 and $1.50
Little (Jents Suits and Overcoats, ajfes 5-14, $2.9,5, .$7.50
Boys’ Buckskein Zipper Jackets
Av:es 8-10 $2.00 each
Boys’ Sheep Lined Coats — S2.95
MEN’S AND BOYS’ UNION SUITS
Good (Quality .50c, $1.00 and $1.50
TOPCOATS
Blue, 48 to 50 inch length $9.95
(Jrey, Tan, Browii . $7..50 and $9.95
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."Vlisse-s Helen and Julia Porter and
•Mihired White read intere>:ting ar-.i Adair, Mr?. J. A. (’handler, Mrs. Wade
tides. A seetion of the book of He-' Sperry and her .si.ster, Mrs. Louis Da-
hrews was studied, with Miss Caroline' vis of .Atlanta, fla. Mrs. A. R. Wallack
Caldwell as leader. j called after ear<l.s.
Dainty refieshments were served.
at her home in Laurens. After a li»ve-
ly and varied program, an informal
tea wa.s enjoyed. Refre.shmcnts eon-!
sisi ‘d of ambrosia, eake, caiulies and
coffee.
The following program w.as given:
“America,” sung in concert. Aieom-j
panist.-i, Mary F. O’.Shields and Kve-
Finney.ilyn Spinx. 1
“Ru.stic Dance,” Ina Bramlette. '
“Prelude ” Chopin, Irene Dillard. |
Song, “The Stars,” Donqhy (’rows. 1
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“.A Ray of Sun.shine,’’ V’irginia Ro- u-h«*rs
frey:
per.
^‘Minuet in G,
MUSGROVE ( LUB
LADIES OBSERVE WITH .MRS. BLALOUK
“WEEK OF PRAYER” Mrs. T. J. Blalock delightfully en-
This is “week of prayer” for the i tertained the members of the Mus-
Ladies Mi?s.ionary society of the .As-'grove dub Tuesday afternoon,
soeiatc* Reformed Presbyterian church. After an enjoyable afternoon, the
with “The Church Challenge” used aai guests were invited into the dining
the theme of the meetings. The homes
for assembling are as follows: Mon
room, where a delicious salad cour: e
with Russian tea was served by Mrs
day, .Mrs. R, L. Plaxico; Tuesday, Mrs.• Blalock, assisted by Mrs. Henry M.
The Sea Food Shop
The Seafood Shop is offerinjc Fresh Daily a Mo«l Com-
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plele Line of Seafood and Fish. We Invite Your Business,
Assuring You Prompt Service.
FRESH DAILY
Mullet, lb. ... 10c
Pike, lb 12i/,c
Spots, lb.
12'/2C
Croakers, lb.
UViC
Speckled Trout, lb 20c
Flounders, lb.
20c
Spanish Mackerel, lb. .. 20c
♦ Haddock, Ib 25c
Select Oysters
.Mary Jane Sturgeon.
Duet, “With Hound and Horn,”
('atherine (’annon and ('ornelia Roper.
“Butterfly Cha.e,” Elizabeth Dor-
roh.
“Nareis.su.s,” Peggy Spruiit.
Duet, “Katii'as Wildcat.s,” (’ornelia
and Dorothy Kojier.
“Minuet in G,” Lydie Miller.
Duet, “Venetian I*ove .Song,” Vivian
Parks Adair aiul Mrs. Jaeohs.
“Gondolieri,” Katherine Graham.
“Duo, “Seranata,” Laura Aylett
Fleming and Elizabeth Mefiee.
“Carolina Evermore,” sung in con
cert. Accompanists, Evelyn Spinx and
Mary F. O’.Shields,
Bridesmaids - Ned Anderson, C.
Giles, Mack Adair. E. D. Craig.
Baby Brother of the Bride Chris
.Adair, .Jr.
Groom’s Father—Hugh Simpson.
Groom’s Mother Roy Pitts-.
Rejirled Lover of Groom — Heath
('opeland. __
RiJJnm Gills Russell (’ouper, Jack
Davis, Will Buchanan, G»‘orge Bla
lock.
uck 'Anderson, Frank God-
Greenville Host
To Methodists,;:
Annual Sessions of Upper South
Carolina Conference Gets Un
der Wav. ( andler Presiding.
•T.ADIES NIGHT’ PROVES
ENJOYABLE EVENT
The annual ‘Toadies Night” celebra
tion of the Chamber of Commerce, an
event at w'hieh the members’ wives
and friends are always guests of
honor, was held in the Mary Musgrove
Room last f'riilay . night in the
form of a fea^t and social entertain
ment that wa.s entirely informal and
Greenville, Nov. 15. -Various hoards
and <-ommittees of the IJpjier Sou*h:
Carolina conference, Methodi.-t Kpis-'
copal Church, South, met here today
in preliminary sessions prir*r to the
(qiening tonn^row of the conferenn
five-day meeting.
Dr. J. W. Kilgore of DarlingK n,
president of the historical society )f
the conference, spoke on “Some of the
Things Belonging to .Methodism” in a
meeting of his group. The board of j
missions, board of Christian educa
tion and other committees also held
se.ssions today. J
Approximately 275 minister.s and,
laymen were expected to he present
THANKSGIVING
Food Specials
Everything for the Holiday Feast — at prices that
make it possible to choose just the things to make the
Thanksgiving perfect.
Fancy Select Oy.sters
Dre.ssed Hens
Spanish Mackerel
Pork Roast
Pork Ribs
Pork Uhops
Beef Roast
Beef Steak
Veal Roast
Veal Steak
Lamb Roast
Uheese, Ib.
(’reamery Butter, Ib.
Uranberries, Ib.
Jam and Preserves
National Fruit t akes
Sweet l*ickles
Whole Peach Pickles
Mayonnaise
Mint Jelly
Cranberry Sauce
19c
27c
15c
THERE IS SO MUCH WE HAVEN’T SPACE TO MEN
TION. GIVE US THE ORDER—WE LL DO THE REST.
onounced bv all a.« an enjoyable oc-: here tomorrow morning when the con-
Deviled Crabs, each .... 10c
Clams, quart
75c
Cooked Shrimp, lb. : 50c
Raw Shrimp, Ib.
30c
Scallops, quart
75c
Crab Meat, Ib.
50c
Oysterettes, Pickle, Catsup
The Sea Food Shop
Allen Colem'an, Prop.
Using Home Ice Co. Phone —No. 170
WE DEUVER CUNTON. S. C.
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caiion. The ladies, upon request, w'ore
cotton dresses and looked very pretty.
Places were found at the long ta-
ble.s, beautifully decorated wdth white
chrysanthemums and howls of pink
rose buds. A delightful three-course,
turkey dinner, featuring South Caro-1
lina grown products, was served. !
President Gilbert Blakely presided,'
and extended to the guest.s a most
cordial welcome. He annqunced that
the .program had l>een divided intoj
four parts, representing the city’s in
stitutions, with the city schools,'
Training school, Thornwell orjrhanage'
and Presbyterian college all partici-'
pating.
A group of children from the second
grade, attired in military costumes,!
gave a well-rendered drill under the j
direction of Miss Ina Curry, with Mrs, •
J. F. Jacobs, Jr., presiding at the
piano. Tho.se taking part in this num
ber were: Ame Jacobs, Byrd McMil-
lian, Marcia Galloway, Agnes Hipp,
Carolyn Henry, Jean Layton, Mildred
Perdue, Katherine Dicus, Margaret
Simpson, Doris Smith, Elwyn Stur
geon, Alex Poteat,, Rufus Sadler,
Charles Heath. David Boland, Ed
munds Young, Hollis Gausc. An added’
GET YOUR
CHRISTMAS
CARDS
^ In Advance.
We invite you to see pur
book of wonderful samples,
reasonably priced.
I.«et us fill your orders
now.
THANKSGIVING
Tallys, Napkins, Place,
Cards and Favors.
Call To See Us.
THE
BOOK STORE
Let Us Have Your Order Early
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 19th
A demonstration of Wheatsworth Whole Wheat Flour
and Pancake Flour and all other N. B. ('. products, will
be held at our store. Y'ou are invited to attend.
This Week’s Prizes Will Be:
First Prize—Nice Dressed Hen.
Second Prize—Large Salad Bowl.
Third Prize—Set of Cups and Saucers.
Fourth Prize—Set of Dinner Plates.
Fifth Prize—Set of Cereal Bowls.
With 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 give.n
away each Saturday evening at 7:30 o'clock. You
must be present to win.
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