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THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 9, 1933
THE CLINTON CHRONICLE, CLINTON. S. C.
The Woinaii’s Page
SOCIETY EVENTS AND CLUB NEWS OF INTEREST
Telephone 74
W. C. T. U. TO I
MEET FRIDAY
The Woman’s Christian Temperance
union will meet Friday afternoon at
3:30 o’clock at he home of Mrs. L.
"Ross Lynn.
PARTY GIVEN IN
COLLEGE GYM 1
The Hi-Y club entertaintu on Satur
day evening: with a party in the Pres
byterian college Y. M. C. A. room.
After attending the Clemson-P. C.
basketball game conversation was en
joyed. Later in the evening punch and
cake were served to 20 guests.
"Busiipiess Men” of today. Mrs. W. A,
Johnson discussed “Charles M.
Schwab. An account of “Owen D.
Youn^” was given by Mrs. A. M.
Copeland, and Mrs. F. D. Jones con
cluded the meeting with a paper on
“John Wanamaker.”
noou t# Satuniay afternoon of these
dates. > *
The officers pf the federation and
club members over the state are all
expressing great pleasure at being in
vited to meet in Union and a large at
tendance is expeetbd.
city schools on Saturday evening for
dinner. / ' V
In the dining room the Valentine
motif was carried out in the selection
of candles, nht cups and favors. A
low bowl of red flowering quince cen
tered the table which was attractively
appointed. The delicious dinner fur
ther carrie<l out the Valentine idea.
Among the guests were: Mrs. Gary
Martin. Misses Lucy Bums, Martha
Davidson, Alline Newsom, Annabel
MRS. LAYTON
HOSTESS TO CIRCLE
Mrs. Harry C. Layton was ho-stes.^
to the members of the Ella Riddell
circle on Monday afternoon.
Mrs. James Bradley and Miss Mary
Adams appeared on a verj' informa
tive program which Mrs. Layton led.
At the conclusion of the progn’am
the hostess served delicious refresh
ments.
AUXILIARIES PLAN
JOINT MEETING
The American Legion Auxiliary
will meet Thursday, Feb. 16, at Mrs.
B. 0. W’hitten’s home.
A* special program has been plan
ned for this meeting to which the
Laurens Auxiliary has been invited.
In addition to the i*egular hoste.sscs,
' Mrs. Felder Smith, Mrs. F. F. Hicks
and Mrs. R. G. Simpson, the entire
membership will be asked to serve.
CIRCLE STUDIES ^
CHURCH BOOK
Members of the Ella Riddell circle
pf the Thomwell Memorial Presbyte
rian church are studying this week j Hudson, Nancy Owens, Agr\e» Davis,
Dr. R. C. Long’s book, “The Story of} -^n«»P Kirven, Uly Mae W’erts, Olive
Our Church.” Monday and Tuesday Tuck, Louise Sims, Narcissa Gray,
evieningrs the group met at Mrs. S. P. Ruth Bailey.
Bowles' home. A delicious spaghetti
supper was served on Tuesday eve- ijj HONOR OF
ning before the study of the book was j MISSF.S ADAIR ANf> MILAM
begun. ! To honor Misses Madelyne Adair
{and Frances Milam, w’ho left Sunday
YOUNG PEOPLE ^
HOLD MEETING
The Epworth I..eague union met
Friday evening at the Bailey Memo
rial church.
I'he devotional exercises were open-
afternoon for New York city, Mrs.
Hubert Pitts and Mrs. J. M. Pitts enf
tertained on Friday afternoon at the
former’s home with a miscellaneous
shower.
Bouquets of jonquils were effective
CLUBS TO HOLD
JOINT MEETING
According to an annual custom, the
Woman’s club, D. A. R. and Music
club will hold a joint meeting at 4! ation
ed with a song, “God Will Take Care jin the living rooms,
of You,” after which the Scripture) Upon arrivals the guests were aik-
was read from^ Matthevr, followed ' ed to write notes of good wishes to be
with prayer by Rev. Carl Goodwin, read when the honor guests reached
•After Another hymn, the meeting was their destination — which was Mt.
turned over to the vice president, j Sinai hospital, where they entered
.About 52 members were present and training as nm-ses,
a ivport on the payment of dues was j Little Carolyn and Ann Pitts en-
received. , tered, each bringing a basket of love-
At the conclusion of the program the ' ly gifts which they pre.sented to Miss-
young people adjourned to the rocre-U's .Adair and Milam.
will regret to learn that-ahe i.a a pa
tient at the Newberry hoapital, hav
ing undergone an operation during the
pa.st week.
Joanna School Honor Roll foc^
January , |
V First grade: Junior Bragg, Pearl
Corley, Hazel Ellis, Mary Francis,
Rowland C. Godfi^y, Eunice Whel-
chel, Marcia O'Shield.s, Edna Earl
Workman.
Second grade: Bruce Abrams, I^etha
Crapps, Vivian Crowder, Bobbie Jean
Carr, Edna Putnam.
Third grade: Jack Craft, Maurice
Davenport, Louise Ellis, Mary Lan-
ford, Dorothy Sulton, Ella Mae Sul-
ton, Bernice Whelchel.
♦ Fourth grade: Harold I^ewis, Nellie
Farmer, Jeanette Gs^kiA, Margaret
Godfrey, Ruth Starnes, .Anne Hueble.
Sixth grade: Floyd Abrams, J. H.
Davenport, Lavinia Ross, Henrietta
Tumer,~Irene Shaw.
Fifth grade: Claudia Mae Boyc*,
Mildred Bozard, George Brownings
Lee EHjson, Idethcl Francis, Charles
Franks, Virginia Jenkins.
Seventh grade: Rnbeit Brazel, El
liott Dobbins, Callie Putnam, Dorothy
Workman. ♦
YOUR VALENTINE FOR YEARS
TO COME
What haa become of the ValeBtiaes
you’ve tent in years gone by? Worn
out? Used up? Forgotten?
Thb year, why not send a laatiag
V'alentine—a gift of permanent beau
ty from the Jewelry Store? We can
show you any number of attractive
gifts that cost no more but last years
longer than ether gifts. Drop in—and
see for yourself.
HIONTIS
Jewelry Store
hall for i-efreshments and
TO TAKE TRAINING AT
NEW YORK HOSPITA L
Misses Frances Milam and Made
line Adair left Sunday for New ,York
city where they have become student
nur.«!es at Mount Sinai hospital. .Miss
Adair is a daughter of Rhett P. .Adair,
and Miss Milam a daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. M. D. Milam. Both are grad
uates of the Clinton high >>chool and j Deis,
former .students at Presbyterian col
lege.
o’clock Wednesday aftemoon at the
high school auditorium. The follow
ing program will be presented:
Piano solo, “Pompadour’s Fan.”
Cadm&n, Mls.s Sjrb|l Burdette.
Violin selections: “Air With VafP
games.
ME1 HODIST ( IKCLFS
TO MEET .MONDAY
The ciivles of Bi^oad Street Metho-
ilist chui’ch will meet next Monday
Mrs. R. J. Pitts, Misses Jeanette
I’itts, Emmie Pitts and Clyde Ray as
sisted in serving a tfempting sweet
course.
Thirty guests cnioved the lovely af-
f-ir.
Monn seiccuons: Air >Yun van- chm-ch will meet next Monday^ .
ations, ’ Danclo; “Lilacs,” afiVrnoon at ^WYtlr the ex»T^ ^
“Summer Night,’ Franklin | ception of the Sara Glenn circle, which j wcic
stance Sullivan, with .Miss Floride 7.:jo _ _ |^evening win
Crouch, pianist.
Chorus: “Calm As ' the
Bohm; “Love of Yesteryear,”
Night,”
Speaks-
V. P.
Henry;
MR. AND MRS. PHILLIPS
HONORS TEACHERS
Wednesday evening Mr. and
R. W. Phillips honored the teachers
of their daughter, Carrie Mae, w’ith a
lovely dinner. Miss Julia Bailey as
sisted in entertaining.
A delicious dinner was .served in
courses. Those enjoying the occasion
were: Misses Azile Livingston, Gladys
Stilwell, Ixiuise Sims, Polly Elrod,
Olive Tuck and Mrs. G. C. Odiorne.
MISSIONARY SOCIETY
STUDIES “MISSIONS”
LOVELY TEA
MISS Dl’RGIN -
Mrs. W. A. Moor'head of Goldville,
I entertained informally on Tuesday
Mrs. 1 afternoon with a lovely tea to honor
Miss ..Blanche Durgin of East Orange,
N. J., who is spending several months
in Clinton.
In the living room Joanna Hill roses
were tastefully arranged in va.ses and
bowls. Mrs. George H. Ellis and Miss
Margaret Moorhead assisted Mrs.
Moorhead in .serving attractive sand
wiches with hot tea. *
The guests who called wyre: Mrs.
S. Gar>r Dillard, Mrs. C. R.. >^rkman,
i Mrs. T’ 1). Leonard, Jr., Mrs. R. U
society of! Martin, Mrs. G. N. Foy, Mrs. Bruce
('ivclo No. 1: ("nairnmn, Mr
Adair; ht*stcss, Mrs. B. H.
leader, Mrs. P. B. Adair.
Circle No. 2: Chairman, Mrs. Gil
bert Blakely; hostess, Mrs. H. O.
Chambers; leader, Mrs. Thomas Ow
ens.
('ircle No. 3: Chairman, Mrs. 1). C.
Heustess; hoste.«s, Mrs. H. D. Henry;
leader, Mrs. Lula Davidson.
Circle No. I: ChairjmfH),/Mrs. T. C.
Johnson; hostess, .Mrs. L. I.-. Chpe-
land; leader, Mrs. R. W. Wade.
Sara Glenn ciixle: Chairman, Mrs.
Fred Scott; hostess. Miss Jlelqn Mi
lam; leader. .Miss Myrtle Wesfbury.
The I.«dies’ Mi.s.sionary . . ,
the, associate Reformed Presbyterian Gallow’ay, Mrs. A. D. Barron, Mr.s. J.
church met .Monday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. D. E. Tribble.
Foreign missions were stressed,
with special empha-sis' on Mexico. Mrs.
Blakely Tribble led the meeting and
others contributing to the progmm
were: Mrs. Reid To<ld, Mrs. Irene
Tf)dd, Mr.s. C. If. Betts and Mrs. R. L,
Plaxico.
N. Dendy, Mrs. Joe Delany, Mrs. P.
B. Mitchell and Mrs. C. W. John.son.
MRS. GRAHAM
HOSTESS TO CLUB
.Mr.s. Bothwell Graham was hostess
to the Century club on Tuesday af-
temoon. Continuing the study of
“t’ontemporary Personalities,” special
eniphasi.s was placed on prominent
S. C. MUSIC CLUB
TO MEET IN UNION
Union, .Ian. 28. — The South Caro
lina Federation of Music Clubs has ac
cepted the invitaton issued them by
ihe Euterpean and Philharmonic Mu-
.sic clubs of this city.to hold their an-
I nual meeting here in April.
The meeting will probably be held
PRESBYTERIAN ( IRCLEi?
MEET MONDAY
'The Circles of the First Presbyte
rian church will meet Monday afwr-
noon, Feb. 13, at 4 o’clock, as follows:
Circle No. 1, Mrs. R. L. Coe, chair
man, will meet at 7:30, with Mrs. Coe.
Circle No. 2, Mrs. Jack Anderson,
chairman, will meet w’ith Mrs. J. A.
Bailey.
Circle No. 3, Mi's. Fayette Henry,
chairman, will meet with Mrs. Gus
Burton.
('ircle No. 4, .Mrs. H. S. Finley,
chairman, will meet with Mrs. A.
O’Daniel.
Circle No. Mrs. L. S. .McMillian,
chairman will meet with Mrs. T. D.
Copeland.
Circle No. 6, Mrs. Harry Wilkes,
Madelyne Adak and F'ranccs
honor guests on Tuesday
hen Miss Martha Boll en
tertained with a “prom” party.
Fo:* decoration, how'k of spring
flowei'f^ were used. During the evening
a dainty sweet course was served.
(Juests of the affair included, be
sides the guests of honor: Mis.ses
Nannie Sue .Adair, F'ranees Bailey,
Myrtis Holland, and John Ray, Dil
lard Milam, S. Y. Adair, Ray Pitts,
Posey ~Watts Copeland and Jimmie
Wingate;
On Thursday evening Mis.s Jeanette
Pitts enerlained for Mis.ses Madelyne
Adair and Frances Milam with a two-,
table bridge party. •
Early spring flowers W’erc used for {
decoration. .After a number of games j
a delightful salad course w’ith hot |
chocolate was .served. j
In addition to the honor guests,
those enjoying the event were: Misse.s
Nannie Sue Adair, Helen Milam,
Clyde- Ray, Emmie Adair, Elizabeth
Lynn, and Elmyra Ray.
the week of April 20th, beginning
Wednesday evening and closing Sat- chairman, will imH't with Mrs. Wilkes
urday afternoon. The junior conven
tion is a part of the convention ami | man. will
will hold session from Friday after- j Young.
Ill __■iiiiii 11- ■ ■ _ _ _ j Young
Circle No. 7, Mrs. T. J. Peake, chair-
meet with Mrs. J. Ia’C
(Jills’ circle, Mrs. R.
. I chairman, wiR meet with M
Announcing
The Opening of An Up-to-Date
Meat Market
The Best Meats .Obtainable
At Most Reasonable Prices
C.
rs.
STEAK, lb. ...
...... ISc
BEEF ROAST, lb.
12c
STEW MEATVlb. .. ..:
....: TVzc
PORK CHOPS, lb. .....
ISc
PIG LIVER,lb. ..
7V2C
PORK ROAST, Ib
.... IPAc
PORK HAM, lb.
.. 15c
PORK SAUSAGE, lb...
10c
PORK SHOULDERS, Ib.
9c
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MIX SAUSAGE, 3 lbs....
...... 2Sc
BOLOGNA, lb
.... 12V2G
WEINERS, lb.
12V2C
SUGAR CURED HAMS
Whole or Half lb. .
lU'
• %
—-■ ■
Medium Trout, lb.
Oysters, quart..
8 l-3c
.48c
We have with ub a market man well known In this 4
community—Mr. J. H. Cato. He will be glad to have you
call and can give you any cut of m^t you may ask for.
STAR CROCERY
Phone 136
{open meeting of
iLlTERAKY S(K lETY
The secoml o|ien meeting of the
WotKlrow Wil.'son literary society of
the ('liiiton high schocil will be held
Momlay evening, Feb. 13, at 7:30, in
the school auditoriiini. The follow'ing
program will be given:
' Invocation.
1 Readings:
I “Domthy Entertains the Mission-
lary Society," Peggy Sprunt.
' “White Hand.s of Telham,” Made-
’ line Cassanova.
j “Happy In My Lot,” Elizabeth Buz-
hardt.
I Musical Selection.
Declamations: _
“Inauguiai .Addres.«,” William
Wade.
“The Retui-n of. Regulus,” Williarti
Hart.
“Sclfi.'hne.ss,” Edward Ferguson.
.Musical Selection. *
Debate: “Re.solved, that the Gener
al .Assembly of South Carolina Should
j Meet Biennially.”
Affirmative: Florence Adair and
Margaret Moorhead. Negative: Rob- i
ert Mcljces and Frances Spratt.
Rebuttals. Decision of judges^
MISS TRIRBi.E
ENTERTAINS i'LVH
Miss Nannie Young Tribble enter
tained members of the “Odds and
Ends Book Club” on Wedne.sday af
ternoon. I
Hyacinths and 'yelloif daffodils
w'ere used for deooratioii in the living
room where thixje tables ‘were placed
for hearta dice. Tally cards fqid mints
in ba-sketa suggested the Valentine
Mason; a colorful salad course fuf-
Carried out'thi.x idea.
Those enjoying'the occasion werg:
Mrs. R. L. Plaxico, Mrs. W. D. Peat,
Mrs. K. B. Sloan, Mrs. Charles Work
man, Mrs. Blakely Tribble, Misses
Azile IJvingston, Gladys Stilwell,
liouise Sims, Lucy Bums, Narcissa
Gray, Margaret, and Katherine
Blakely.
JOANNA MILL NEWS
"ss" os'sp "■y
-Goldville, Feb. 1.—Mr. and Mrs. O.
M. Templeton ami son, ('lisbyi spent
the w’eek-end with .Mr. ami Mrt*. John
Templeton in Rock Hill.
.Mr. and .Mrs. Stewart Dubois and
Mr. and Mrs. ('larenco Prosser, all of
Oswego, N. Y., are visiting Mr. and
Mrs. John DuUiis.
Mr. and Mrs. (J. N. Franks and chil
dren, and .Mr. and Mrs. L (). Bolt of
Laui’ens, were Sunday guests of .Mr.
and Mr.s. C. .N. I rank.'j.
Mis. Tom WiKKlruff ami Miss Ruby
Vyjoodruff of ('linton, vi.sited Mrs. 1).
M. Holman i^umlay.
.Mis, A. R. .St.irnes ami daunlitcr,
(Teo, spent the week-end with .Mrs.
Gary .Martin in I.;iurens.
Mr. ami Mrs. C. H. Ramsey of Wil-
liamsion, spent Sunday with Mr.s. W.
G. Puckett.
William .Mooihe:id of Duke univer
sity, Durham, N. spent the week
end with his parents, .Mr. and "Mis.
W. A. Moorhead.
Miss Evelyn .Murphy of Union, is
siiending the week with Mr. and Mr.s.
Toy Murphy.
Fiiend.s of .Mrs. Parker Rushton
you’ll set your
on! Flattering
necklines ( Bows! But
tons! Plain shades, new
contrasts, and gay prints!
New Novelty Weevee!
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Resident Representative
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DINNERPARTY ~\
GIVEN TB.ACRERS
Mrs. Teagw Harris entertained a
group of teachers from the Clinton
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GARDENING NEEDS.
CLINTON
FLOWER SHOP
10s E. Carolina Ave.
Phene SS
Low Prices, I Do!”
And so do most women. Thai’s why .so many come
here for, their Groceries. Everything is Of Ihe l»e.st, and
everything is moderately priced.
The Leading Grocery Store For
13 Years
We strive to make our SERVICE as near perfect as
humanly possible—to provide our customers with pure,
clean and wholesome fo(»d—meats—groceries—produce
and fruits.
This Week’s Specials
Snowdrift. 6 lbs. .'>5c
Jewel I.ard, H lbs. ~ 50c
IMnk Salmon,
3 tall cans .
/
Tpmatoes, No. 2 cans,
Fancy Blue Rose
Rice, 8 lbs.
1,000 Sheet Toilet
I’aper, 8 rolls
25c
2i)c
49c
Fancy Whole Bean
' (’oiffee, lb.
Chuck Steak, lb*.
Stew Beef, 4 lbs.
Pork Roast, Ib.
Pork Chops, Ib.
Weiners, Ib. ...
Cheese, lb
Sliced Bacon, Ib.
Western Steak, Ib.
17'^c^,
10c
25c
10c
l2Hc
17'/2C
nCzc
25c
FISH
I.ETTIICE
OYSTERS ~ CHICKENS — HENS
CELERY — GRAPEFRUIT — ORANGES
AND APPLES.
This Week’s Prizes WiH Be:
First Prize—24 lbs. My-T-Pure Flour.
Second Prize—2 Ib. National Fruit Cake.
Third Prize—10 lbs. Sugar.
Fourth Prize—5 Ib. Picnic Ham.
Fifth Prize—3 lbs. Pork Sausage.
YOU MUST BE PRESENT TO WIN.
With each 50c paid on account or for cash pur*,
chases, you will be given a ticket entitling you (p
a chance at one of our regular Free I^wes given
away each Saturday evening at 7:30 o’clock. You
liiust be present to win. ^
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