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Hillsborough high school anc was an'
officer of the K. S. club. She- latf i* at- j
tended the Florida State Colic,for
YOUNC rEOPLE
ENJOY OLTING
The Intel-mediate Christian Endea-
at New Prospect Baptist church
1, at 10:S0 a. m.
Dr. Alva Langston, returned mis-
vor boys of the First Presliy-tenan, si^nary from ^r^zjl, ^nll deliver the
church entertained on Friday evening. ^*^*®”**'y address. Lunch^ will be
at Lakeside counti-y club. i served by the . M. S. of New Pros-
Games and contests were enjoyed. P^^* .
During the evening, punch and dainty churches of the Third division
cakes were served. 1®’'^' Eeaverdam. Bethabara, Calvary,
Mrs. Thomas Jacobs and Mrs. W..Hinton,' Cro.ss Hill,- Holly Grove,
'P. Jacobs acted as chaperones for the ' Lydia, Mt. Pleasant. Mountville, New
event. A number of girls were invTteif~^*^^P^‘^^ Waterloo. *
Mrs. Edwanl Long of Clinton, isj
, I president of th^ union! ' |
MRS. ADAIR HOSTESS '
TO STUDY CLUB DAME l.\ HONOR .
Mrs. R. C. .Adair was hostess to thej®^ ST.\ \ ISITOR
members of the Wednesday
amble.-" A prayer was made by Mr:
L. H. Davidson, chaplain.
An invitation wras read from^the
Laurens chapter requesting the mem-j Women.
bers to meet with them on April 18th. i “Her husband is a ..son of M”. and
The chapter had as its guest Miss Mrs’. George C. Odiornc, of Clinton.
Etta Skipped of Lancaster, state pres-1 and formerly lived in Tampa for aj
ident She outlined the auxiliarj' work [few years. He attended Hillsborough
for the remainder of the year. (high school, Bailey Military academy,
-At the I conclu-sion dainty refresh- of Greenwood. S. C., and Riverside
ments wei-e seiwed. - / ; -Military at Gainesville. Ga. '
Mrs. Jack James and Mrs. Fred “ITie couple have left for South
Medlock, of Laurens, w-ei-e visitoi-s. ' ] Carolina to visit Mr. Odiorne’s par-
- ■- ^ ents for a few weeks and although:
W’OM AN’S CLUB * i plans are indefinite, they expect'
NAMES OFFICERS ' return to reside temporarily withj
PLAY
AT LYDIA
MlLl^
.A ^ lovely dance was sponsored by
Study
club at her home in College View. ' Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Giles on last Wed-
The program leader, Mrs. R. E. Wy- evening at Ukewooil country,
.or, feviewed “Under Fire,” by Henri honor of Miss Adell (Mive of
.Augusta, house guest of Dr. and Mrs.
_ {to return to
-A harness'meeting of the Woman’s! Mrs. Odiorne’s mother. ^He is connect-
club was held Monday afternoon in' ed with the Odiorne Coyistruction com-^
the high school apditorium, with the;P"tiv of South Carolina., ^
president, Mi*s. W. P. Jacobs, presid-j / !
ing. Officers for the coming year 1 HURRICANE
were elected, as follows:
President, Mi's. Thomas Jacobs.
\ ice-Pi'es’.dent. Ml'S. C. E. Galloway. jjF.yes of IxiveV’ a three-4ictxonu;dy-
Secretary, Mrs. \\. R. .Anderson, Jr. will’be pre.sepled by the Hur-
Trep.siU'or, Mrs. Goyne Simp.son. tricane Parent-Teacher association in
Chaii-man of library committee, j ^ building Satur-
Mi's. S. G. Dillard. - |«l:ty night, .April 1. at 7:110 o’clock.
Chairman of ci\ic committee, Mrs. j cast of characters is as fid-
J. J. Cornwell. lows:
Chairman of school committee. Mrs. i Carolina.'a Negro servant Mrs.
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Give Us The Opportunity::
. . . of dOmonstratinK ouP'prompt delivery service when
the weather Is inclement. We are always glad to hear
our telephone ring and to know that dur patrons are de>
pending on us to solve their delivery problems. You can
take* full advantage of our complete f^ stock by phon
ing for all your table needs. Remember, our store is al
ways as close to you as your telephone, and the quality
•of our food never varies.
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R. E. Wy-
sor, Reviewed "Under Mre, ’ by Henri
Kai'bu.s.se. This hook, ti'a.nslated from ^ ^
French, vividly portrayed experience^ b. N. Chance.
of French soldiers during the World Punch and cakes weie
. throughout the evening.
Tempting refi-eshments were served borty guesis enjoyed the occasion
after ‘the * program. Current novels-
were exchanged. !
served
I
(’hail-man of ways and means com
mittee. Mrs. Hul>ert -Pitts..
.Auditor, Mrs. J. F. Norris.
, Two delegates, Mrs. Thomas Jacob
arid Mrs. C. E. Galloway, were elected
to attend the state meeting of Feder-
ate<l club in Columbia .April 5 and 0.
it was decided to give a $2.50 gold s
piece to the winner in the stoi*y tell
ing contest, which is held annually
by the local schools.
.MUSIC CLUB MEETS
AT TRAlNINfJ SCHOOL
PRESBYTERIAL TO - , Wednesday, Apiil 5. at four
.MEET FRID AY o clock, the members of the .Mu.sic
meat at nceenvine chi^S, |,ltAi UST WOMEN T.O
Junction. on.Fnilay, March .il. at MKKT IN COl.fMm V
0:15,a. m. All ladle.s' of this pjesby-history of the dance. DnjYti.'Jt women of South Carolina
terial are urged to attend the meetingH'‘‘‘‘^’’’i’‘*' and exhibition work w-ill b^, ^^jjj assemble in ('olumbia .Ar'i-il 11 to
and a cprdial invitation is extended 1''Y children of |rio ) mjatating of the Wo-
to ladies of adjoining Presbyterials to .school and the following. Missionary union, auxiliary to
atteml also. .A mejpting of the execu- childiren from ( linton: Elizabeth j^^ptist state convention.
tTve ¥oar<TA\Mn be htdJ Th'ursilry eve- , bam. Emily Dilla’.d. Louise Jacobs, j Mrs. J. B. Ro.atw-right of Mullins, is
Frances Simpson. Elizaix th ^^ai-nes., j. Holley of
•Aline i opeland, Alargaiet Hi ice, and Aiken, vice prcsiilent. {
Louise ( oe. Outstanding sp<*akers on the prO-
.Members of the music club amU include .Mrs. W. J. Cox of
friends of the in.stitulion are cordial-. Tenr^., presi«lent of the W.
ly invited. M. U. of the South', Dr. J(*hn Lake,
I Rex A'oung.
j Gailya, an adopted daughter—Miss 7 ►
4 Mary Ixittye Riser.
' Recta, a two-faced fiiend Miss
* Eth“l Spencer. j
Burt Wade. lieet-a’s brother “Hus-j
ter” Hulsey. I
Mrs. Harry. Gailya’s foster-moth('r'
-Miss Rosa Sunrerer. |
Lora, a'lively housemaid Miss Mil-'
dred Young. j
(’’lark, a busy butler -Lewis Hor-]
ton.
JudiJe liany, (iailya’s
foster-fathei
F—Tan Ray.-
' Koval -Manlon Hurt’s rival F-arle
I Horton.
( .lim Kinkin. the manacled man
H. T. Rumiih.
I The public is invited. .Admission of
I 10c and 15e w-ill lie charged.
ning a.t 7:30 at the home of Mi-s. Lvicy
Leith at Due West.
A number of local Presbyterian wo
men a»-e (ilanning to attend the nvet-
ing.
THREK-A(’T (’OMEDY AT
GOLDVILI.E SATURDAY
ART ( LASS IS
entertained
Miss -Mildred White’s art and in-
tejrior decorating class at the Thorn[-
w-ell orphanage w’as entertained at
the home of -^r. and Mrs. Joe L. Car
ter last Thursday afternoon.
The class is composed of six girls
of the eleventh grade: Edith Hartsell, with
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ACTAEAN ( LUB ^
ENTERTAINED
Friday afternoon Mr.s. T. D. Cojk'-
land entertaincil the members of the
.Actaean Book club and several r<1-
ditional guests.
Miss Warren’s Sun<hiy
at Goblville will give
missionary to China; Dr. T. W. Ayers | t’^riit’dy, ‘Safety First,
and the Rev. Jacob Gathenhaus, of. school auditorium at
Atlanta; the Rev. I. N. Patterson ami day evening.-' April
Mrs. I*attersun. missionaries to Af
rica, ami Dr. C. A. Baker, missionary
to Brazil.
.Among the pixmiinent Baptists in
school efasS I
a three-act j
in the new
(ioldville Satur- j
1. at 7:30. Ad
SNOWDRIFT, C Qc
6 lb. bucket 00
WEINERS, \2}lf
.MAYONNAISE, Of-c
McCormick’s, pint ....
PORK LIVER, Arc
3 lbs. . ^0
SALAD DRESSING, orc
McCorm ick’s, quart... .* iuO
MIX SAUSAGE, AJ-c
3 lbs. ' ZiO
PEANUT BUTTER." | Ac
Gold Craft, lb. . lU
Balentine SAUSAGE | j-c
Lb. 10
SWEET POT-\TOES Ole
10 lbs. Lil
PORK CHOPS, 1 re
Lb 10
IRISH POTATOES, 9|c
10 lbs. . Ltl '
PORK ROAST, Y2}l2^
KVAP. PEACHES, | Ac
California, Ib. lU
W ESTERN STEAK>
EVAP. APPLES, IQc
LAMB ( HOPS, ' jQc
I*&G-S0AP,4 1|c
Lrirge size, 3 for 11
VEAL CHOPS, 20<=
Octagon SOAP,
Small size. 10 for mO
DRESSED HENS, 2Q^
Oclagcn WASHING orc
POWDER, to for. ^0
DRESSED TROIX | rc
Lb. 10
Spring Fryers-
— Fresh Oysters
mission 10c and 20c.
bouquets of emperor daffodils
Annie ixiu Dill, Bessie F'aulkenbt'rry.j and vases filled with graceful sprays
Mary Wilson, Lucy Sherard and Inez of kerna and forsythia w-ero also
Tucker.
.Miss Ida Tui-ner showed the girls
the various pieces of antique furniture
and furnishings of the hoirie and a
delightful afternoon was sjient.
The home was beautifully decorated'. the state to be heard will be Dr. F-. |
W. S+l?t‘s'of Clenison college, presi-{
dent of the .state convention. Others |
will include Dr. ( harles A. Jones, sec-1
retary and treasurer of the general
board; the Rev. W. S. Brooke, field
man; the Rev. R.T'. Terrell, business;
manager of the Baptist (ourier.
(Ireenville; Dr. W. R. Alexander, F'lor-
ence, and Dr. J. H, W<*bb, Columbia.
METHODIST BIBLE
CLASS MEETS
The Susanna Wesley Bible class ot
placed at intervals.
Rmik was played, and after the
games delicious refreshments, consist
ing pf a .salad course with iced tea and
a sT/reot coui-se, w-ere served.
.Among the guests were: Mrs. F-. .1.
•Adair. Mrs: R. FF Wysor, Mrs. Julia
Griffin, Mrs. Bothwell Graham, .Mrs.
L. B. Dillard, -Mrs. G. H. Ellis, Mrs.
the Broad Street .Melhodi.rt church,.j. Will Dillard. .Mrs. John H. irunter,!
met Monday afternoon with .Mr.s. T. Mis. W. ft. Simpson. .Mrs. S. G. Dil-j
.M. Adair, .Mrs. L. ('. ('opelan*! and lard. Mi.s. .lim Davidson. Mrs. J.. H
Mrs. P. B. .Adair as hostes>es, at the stone, and Mrs. .A. ('. Daniels. j
home of the latter. ' I
Mrs. T. K. Ow-ens w-as in charge ofi|.E(;iON .AUXILIARY ^
the program and Was asststeil by Mi-s.. I10I-DS .MKETIN(i
B. F'. Copeland and Mrs. H. O. Chano’ A large and enthusiastic meeting of
liers. Flighteen mertibe’-s were p-e<ent. the American Legion .Auxiliary was
At the ^onclu.sion of the program held at the home of .Mi.':. C. F'-. Gallo-' - ,
hoMes..» .sorve.l samhvkhs an.l. »a.v on \V,,ln....,lay afUanoon. "r" ""-"
ine hostossos worn .Mrs. William .1. thr l.rl,l..-.a homo. 4020 Central avonn -.
Henr.v. Mr.s. H, L KichelbeiK-r ‘‘‘'r .7' I. ^i'
Qll.YKTEItl.Y MEETINC Mr.s. K. Owens, . .''‘'f t'<- ■- (ill>>ert, of the ap s
OF COl’NTY W. .\1. U. ".America” was sung in concert, fol-
The quarterly meeting of the Third lowed hy i-ecitation of the “Allegiance
Division oflhr^Iaaurens County W(»- to the Flag.” Mrs. Raymond Pitts, the
man’s Missionary union, will be held preside^, led the reading of the pre-
LANE-ODIORNE
WEDDINt;
The follo\ving_.frQnu The Tampa
(F'la.) Tribune w-ill be read hero with
cordial interest by the friends of the
gloom, son of Mr. and Mrs. George C.
Odiorne of thi.s city:
PHILCO
Radios & Tubes
Smith's Pharmacy
This Week’s Prizes Will Be:
First Prize—8 lb. Kini<:an Ham.
Second Prize—12 botlles Shivar -Ale.
Third Prize—2 qt. Salad Dressinjf;
Fourth Prize—lbs. Breakfast Tkicon.
Fifth I^ize—1 .set of 8 Water Glasse:s.
W'ith Each 50c You Sptmd W’ith Us You Are
Given a Chancy To Win a Prize
YOU MUST BE PRESENT TO WIN.
Baldwin's Grocery
“Good. Things To EaP
l*hones 90 and 100
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Grocery
".M iss Mary .Agnes 1-ane, daughter]
of Mrs. Thonms \V. I-ane, and (Jeorge;
How :ii-d Odiorne. of Clinton, S. ('., ]
Where Values Shine
the
tea
Armour’s Star HAMS
Whole
or Half
lb. 13c
EASTER SUNDAY
April 16th.
i:
, _ For your selection we will haye a
large coUection of Cut Flowers and
Potted Plants. -
ORDER EARLY
err FLOWERS
—Easter Lilies
—Lily of the Valley
—Roses
—Carnations
—Sweet Peas
—Snapdragons
—Stocks
—Gladiolus
—Orchids
—Gardenias
POTTED PLANTS
-—Easter Lilies
—Fuchsias
—Begonias
—-Azaleas
—Geraniums
—Tulips
: —Hyacinths
-r—Combination Pots
and Baskets
I
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of the
church of Dade City. Only members
of the family ami a few close friends
attendeil
, "The room.*: of the home were tleco-
rated wih pink and white rosebud.s
and the wedding look place before an
improvised altar formed of palms and {
baskets of rose.s in front of the,
mantel.
“The w-e«lding march was played hy
.Mrs. Fllmer C. .Mcl^eod, pianist, a^d.^
I‘I Love You Truly’,was played quiet-1 ||
I ly during the reading of the marriage ! ■■
I rite.s.
' "Tlve couple was unattended. The
bride was gowned in a smart en.sem-1
( ble‘ of navy blue, trimmed in re<I and j
white. The dress was made with Lynn
F'ontanne sleeves and the tiny cape
was trimmed with re<l and while, as
""was Th<^ V neck -tine of t he blouse, j
With it .she wore a .stunning sailoi jfil
model of straw, -slii>|>ers to match, and i
a corsage of while i-osebuds and valley
•lilie.s. I
t “Th(r bride,is a]native of .Janipa and ^
has lived her virtually all of her life.*
' She i.s a daughter of the late Thomas I
W. l-ane, founder of Lane Brothers.,!
^ Inc., and her mdther was the former,
Miss Gussie Fi.^her. daughter of the
late Robert I. Fisher. Her paternal I
I grandfather was J. D. I-ane,, pioneer;
1 Tampan.^' *
"Mrs. Odiorne was graduated from,
CHEESE, lb 15c
LEMONS, doz 19c
APPLE BUTTER
31/2 lb. jar 25c
Pure Cherry Preserves
2 lb. jar 25c
' HO.ME GROUND
; Whole Wheat Flour
k 5 lb. ba^ 19c
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r Corsages
Let make her a corsage to wear on Sunday. Strictly
fresh stock—long lasting, _-
Remember those jn far away places. We can take the
best'of care of all tele^riiph orders—guaranteeing satis-
factory delivery.
Clinton Flower Shop
MEMBER F. T. D.
PHONE 33
POPULAR
SHEET MUSIC
I.ovey.
.My l*i€tiire l*uzzle of You.
.Meet Me In the (iioaraing.
Two Tiekels To (ieorgia.
The Graiw Is (letting (ireener
All the Time.
, It*8 Time To Sing Sweet .Ade
line Again.
Just a l-iltle Flower Shop
Aronnd tho^-Comer:— —
I..et’s .All Sing Like the Birdies
Sing.
THE
BOOK STORE
SWEET CORN ,-
No. 2 cans, 3 for ..... 20c
SALTED CRACKERS
1 lb. pkg. ....,. 10c
PRUNES, lb... 5c
EGGS, dozen ..... 12V2C
Shreddjid ('()t'0.\Nl''r, Ih. , I.W
CORN FLAKES, 2 pk^.K.
GRITS. .1 lbs.
RICE. .V lbs ^
OYSTERS. 3 cans
HERRING. (alltc.-!ns
Q-JELI.. pkK. ,
JET OIL POLISH, bottle
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PICKLE, Dill or Sour
Veal Steak^ lb 17V2C
VEAL CHOPS, lb. 17«2C
VEAL ROAST.Jb. L'k
Loin Steak, lb 15c
ROUND STEAK, lb. i:>c
ROLLED RIB ROAST, lb. . ISc
POT ROAST, lb. 10c
PRIME RJB ROAST, lb. " 15c
Chuck Steak, lb 10c
PORK HAM ROAST, lb. 15c
PORk'^SHOULDER ROAST, lb. 1 Oc
SMAJ:L PORK ( HOPS, lb. 15c
PIG LIVER, lb. \
PURE PORK SAUSAGE, lb!
-MIXED SAUSAGE, lb.
SLK’KI) BA( ON, lb.
MULLETS, 3 lbs. .
TROUT FISH,1b.
RED SNAPPERS, lb.
NEW POTATOES ^ -
3 lbs 10c
C^een Beans, lb 8c
Green Cabbage, lb. . IVic
Sweet Potatoes, lb.
CARROTS, bunch
quart jar ^
I2'2C
2 lOc
15c
25c
15 c
1 7'2C
Puffed Wheat, pkg. . 10c J Navy Beans, 3-ft)s.
Blue LaberiGARO “ gallon
Hcllvwood
BEAUTY SOAP
2 Cakes — 5c
PAL.MOLIVE BEADS
^ Pkg. — 5c
ARGO STARCH
2 lbs. — 7c
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