The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, April 20, 1933, Image 3
THURSDAY, APRIL 20, 1933
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THE CLINTON CHRONICLE. CLINTON. S, C.
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The Woman’s Page
SOCIETY EVENTS AND’CLUB NEWS OF INTEREST'
f Telephone 74
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PAINTER-BRYSON
Mrs. Mollie Painter announces the
marriage of her daughter, Elsie, to
Sidney Brysbn, on Saturday, April 15.
The ceremony was performed by Rev.
C. B. Betts.
club
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MEMBERS INVITED
TO LALRENS -
Thi J. B. Kershaw Chapter, U. D.
C., of Laurens, has invited the mem
bers of the local U. D. C. chapter to be
their guests at a meeting to be held
in the Community hall at Laurens on
the afternoon of .April 28th.
the iVednesday* Study
home in Colleige View.
The afternoon’s program dealt with
‘‘Parry and Thrust; a literary contro
versy.” Developing the subject. Mrs.
J. F. Jacobs ^ve a comprehensive
review -Of “Cakes-^and Ale/’ by \V.
Somerset' Maughaifi, which is an at- ^ ^
tack on all English writers, especially v
Sir Thomas Hardy. .As a return bloyd^
criticism, the book, “Gin apd i
to thi
Bitter
was also discussed by
.After the program delicip^si
freshments were served.
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PRESBYTERIAL
MEETLNG HELP
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BAI’TIST MISSION
SOCIETY MEETS . |
The Woman’s Missionary society of| “Efficiency* Copference” of the >
the First Baptist church met on Mon-; Carolina Presdiyterial was held
day afternoon. Wednesday morni^, .April 12, at the
.After a short business .session, the i Presbyterian church in Green-1
\J'atts circle, with Mrs. A. C. Daniel ^voimI. >y *
as leaden gave an interesting pro-1 j),. John McSween^spoke on “Chris-
of the \Vordj^ja„ pjucation.” ; - _
I .Among Jthose attending the confer-
1 ence from here were; Mrs. L. R. Lynn,
^gram on “The Miracles
in Other Lands.”
LE(;iON AUXILIARY
MEETS 7APRIL W
Bowles
.Mrs.^ R. Adair,
[rs^ Thomas Ja-
The .American I.egioh .Auxiliary willl cobs. .Mrs. \\^, P. Jacobs, Miss
meet at the home of Mrs. T. J. Peake: Duckett, Mrs. John McSw^m, Mrs.
on Thursdav afternoon. April ‘20. at J John Spratt, Mrs. B<ithwell Graham
4 o’clock. Assistant hostesses will
.Mrs. W. .A. Johnson, .Mrs. Jodie
Chandler and .Mrs. B. H. Henry,
membei's are urged to be present
MISS WOFFORD TO
WED (\ F. SI VITER
l.aui'ens. .April 18. — Mr. .4nd
.lohn A. Wofford of iMaurei)/. have an-
noUnceil the engagement of their
daughter, Maude Lang^on Wofford,
to Chalnier.s Thomas y^iter, of Pitts
burgh, Pa., the wedding to take
Mrs. S. G. Dillard.
place
MRS. JACOBS HOSTESS
TO brum;E CLUB
.Mrs. W. P, Jacobs was hostess to
the Thursday Bridge club and a num
ber of additional guests at her home
in College View.
.Arrangements of pinks, lilacs and
thrift were effective in the living-
room. where four tables were in play.
.After a number of progressions a
chickin salad course was served.
Smal' imstel colored cakes were .\lso
Jacobs ass
in June.
The bride-elect is a graduate of|i)a.s>a*d. Mr.s. Thomas
W’inthrop college, and is now teaching in entertaining.
In the . Batesbui g-Leesvillf^' high Guests (»f the occasion
Ti^hool. ; A J-WV.A' lobns.m,
.S. C. Hays,
Wm. Bailey
W’vsor. Mrs. Sda.-
PAGETRREt
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VEAL CUTLETS,
tNCY BEEF ROAST, lb. 15c
PURE PORK sAuSAGE. lb... 15
BAKED HAM.
STEAKS.
Star Grocery
Telephone 136
We Are Grateful
. . . for the loyal supp(>ri jfiven us by our
customers since our bank re-opened follow
ing. the 'national and state holidays. This
confidence imposed in the- bank is deeply
appreciated.
A.
MFlIIDDUfT LADIES
HOLD .MEI*Tl?iK;
The .Auxiliary \(>f Broad Street
.Methfxli/t church im*t Monday after
noon in the ladie.s’ pailor. The pro-
'■y VV J'
I.M’s. .lohii W’. Liltle, Mrs.
' .Mrs. J ..A. Chandler, Mrs
.Mrs. T. J. Peake, Mrs.
Owens, Mrs. R. E.
Bailey, .Mrs. Irby Hipp.
Simpson. Miss Clara
were: Mrs.
F. .liicobs, Jr
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gram/ieader, Mr.s. T. ( . Johnson, pie-, Foiiler
sided over an insstructive program.
.Mi;s. K. J. Elli.son told a story,“Good
>^‘ighbors.” Two prayers for the ilea-
^oness were made by Mrs.
and Mrs. Dave Copeland.
Il WHS announced that the folWw
ing ladies would attimil the dis^iM
conference in .Anderson on Tue-.lav
Mr.4. C. E. Miller, Mrs. R. J. Ellison.;
.Mrs. Fred Scott, Mrs. V. P. Adair and
Mrs. .lohn W’. Finney.
iiid .Mi
Smith,
H. L
Mrs. Goyne
Duckett, .Mrs.
Mr.s. Gilbert Blakely
Eichelberger.
this city will be representeil at the
meeting by a large delegation.
The committee has announced the
following program:
Opening hymn, “Jesus Calls Us.”
Devotional. Mr.s. C. B. Bol>o.
Greetings, .Mrs. J. W. Henderson.
Response, Mi's. G. E. Taylor.
Introduction of visitors, new pas
tors and their wives.
Roll call of W’. M. S. by ilivisiims.
“Bridging Chasms of \W .M. ISi^in:
1st division, Mrs. W’. W. Yeargih.
2nd division, .Mrs. Sloan Mahon.
8rd divii<ion. Mrs. Edwartl lA)ng.
Mission study, Mrs. T. L. W. Bai-
ley.
Tim lilt'
report
W’e are now transacting all banking
functions as permitted under the law. Your
at:^unt here is held as a trust deposit sub-
je^ to withdrawal on demand, in accord
anceN^ith the'recent act of Congress, and
is absolutely safe.
>Ve appreciate the good will of our
friends and c^tomers and invite a continu
ation of your hpsiness as well as the open
ing of new accoulvls.
irnTTm.
-Miss
-age. Dr.- .A. B
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ENJOYS i*r(m;kam
Tuesday afternoon tht
continuing the .subject
a'-y personalities,
noon*in the .study of “Statesmen
the home of Mrs. ^Alwavd Long.
For A,olI cull curreul events were
given. Airs. R. K. NN ysor'read a papei
on “Ignace Jan Paderewski, ’ which
wa.s prepared by Mrs. .lobb MeSween.
.Virs. L. R. Lynn discussed t harles L.
Hughe.s. Concluding the program,
.Mrs. Roger ('oe read an informati'e
paper on “.Aristide Briand.
Miss Mary Guy of the Queens-('hi-
cora college faculty, was a guest.
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.LIITLE (;IRL HAS
Johnson. |»aRTY
On Saturday afternoon, Mrs. Harry
loiylon honored her little daughter,
Jean, with an Easter party on her
hth birthday.
During the afternoon games w'eie
plav«*<I, after which Mrs. Layton, as-
sist'ed by Mrs. Resell C.ray, Mrs.
Henry Dunwcaly and .Mrs. .A. B. Gal
loway, servejl ice cieam and d{iinty
* cakes to the little guestsr-C-undy eggs
land w'hite hats with large pink ears
Were given as souvenir.s.
'lhu>e enjoyink Jean’s party were.
^^i.Ann and Floiertce Ella Blakely, Vir
ginia Gray. •Amelia\Payne, Charles^
Winn.'Pringle Copelpntk; Byrd .Mc.Mil-
lian, Marcia (lalloway, Agnes Hipp,
.Agne.s Kern, .Annette Moorhead, ( ath-
eime Dicus, Carolyn Henry, .Samuel
Bowles, Ruth Bowles, David Boland,
Carolyn .Murphy,' Virginia Sperry,
.Myra and Chris Adair, Dorothy and
Richard Stutts, Arne Jacobs, Peggy
Johnson. Betty Tribble and Bobbie
Plaxico.
Century club.
“Contempor-
's|.H‘nl the after-i
Enli.stment, .Miss
Snperintend**rit
Iwue Franks.
Inspirational me
loing.ston.
.Appointment of committees:
place, resolutions.
Election of nominating committee.
Offering, praygr. .Adjourn for lunch.
Afterninm Session
Devotional, Mis. A. B. Langston
Roll call of young
’/.ations by associate superintendents.
Briilging t** •-''--ms of:
Y. \V. .A. and (J. A., Mrs. Broadus
("ook.
K. .A., .Mrs. J. D. .Mailer.
Sunbeams, Mrs. K. (luy Smith.
Playlet, .Suirlieams of tfjlist church,
lauiiens. Mrs. F. N. Kennedy, leader.
Message of presiilent of Northern
division. Mr.s.M.; 1.. ^%rpentt*^»7
“Bridging the Chasm of Di'bt/’ .Miss
Helen Chapman.
Obituary, .Mrs. E. .M. Bostick.
Uepoit of comipittee on time and
place. I
Election of officers. ^
Resolutions, announcements. Player
ami adjournment.
For the smart matron, one of the
new printed fabrics is a wise selection
a spring dress, useful for many
oceasitins.
foi
.4aytinvi
^].} In the moilel shown the softly draped
collar and the graceful lines of the:
skirt are flattering features. j
The 'new Eleanor blue crepe, with *
collar and vest of a contrasting shailo,
would be a fashionable selection for !
carrying out this easily made fi-oek.
wo years
house in 1
married 78 years ago. and
later Mr. (lary built tht
iM-ople’s organi-N'^''"^'
Before marriage Mrs.,(;ary was .Mis.s
Jane Craig of Laurens county, having
been reared at the “brick hour.e” about
seven miles northeast of Clinton, in
the Duncan Creek section.
One son, W. D. Gary, and two
(laughters live with their mother,
while another daughter, Mrs. llettie
Gary Kennerly, is a resident of New-
■ JiMirry. ' ' " .
.MRS.
TRIHU'ITC TO
MAY ME A. JOHNSON
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“A bautiful life is that who.se span 1
Is .spent in duty to God and man.”
On .March 4th, 11)88, our Heavenly
b’ather, in Mis infinite wisdom, .saw
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fit to remove from our field of earthly '
'A OUSC, PEOPLE
i (;ivE I’R<m;ram
.An interesting program was given
Sunday evening at the^ Christian En
deavor meeting of the Thmnwell Me
morial church. Furman Jordan pre-
.sided over the session, which tool
- ‘iThe-'iU*jmi.njL
young people taking part were Ro
berta Miller, Inez Tucker, Jack Me-;
Caskill and Robert Lynn. Freeman
. Parker led the singing.
.A spi'cial musical feature was a cor
net solo by K. Mills, accompanied by
Helen Guerard.
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FOR lUriTST W. M. S
..Columbia, April 15.-
Boatwright, of .Mullins, was re-elected
president, and (ircienville was decided
.Mrs. J. B.
“UN(T.K'tO.M.MlB” OWENS
HAS .A llIKTHDAY
T. R.‘.Owens, affectionately known
by a host of friends as “Uncle Tom
mie,” had a few friends yesterday to
join with him in celebrating his 74th
birthday at his home on Musgrove
street. -A iKiuntful dinner was served,
with a large attractively deconited
biithd.ny cake centering the lable.with
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sister, .Mayme .Adaii
on as the next state convention meet-; happy occasion
74 blight candles. Those enjoying the
were .Mr. and
place 'by the Bapti.st Woman’s!j. m. Pitt.s, .Mr. and Mr.s. W. J.
r union in its closrng- ses-ipan^ .Mr.,and .Mrs.
.sion of the annual convention here, i Helen .Milam, ^d
Mrs. lo-on S. Holly of .Aiken,'was , Davidson.
vice-president ofl-
activity our
Johnson.,
In the passing of Mrs. John.son. the
James B. Parrott Chapter No. D, Or-
(jer of the Eastern Star, has lost a
valued and honored member, who
served as \Yorthy .Matron two years
and also in many other offices, one
whose aim and purpo.ses were of the
highest, one who was always in ear
nest in aW of her undertaking.s, who
(lid well and with all her might what
ever she could find to do, who stood
for what was right and just in all
re-elected general . . . ,
the .society and the'Yollowing diyimon •
.M rs-.
Durt-
J. W. Milam, Miss
I The door has gently closed between
Our sister and those sh( loved so well,
hut the joy of her presence, her gen--
QUAUTY FIRST, LAST
ALWAY5
Don’t burden yourself with heavy bundles—use Miur
telephone assured that fresh, first-quality foed products
will be delivered to your door promptly.
MEATS
FRESH — TENDER — WHOLESO.ME
Snow White
l,ARD,
S lbs. .
50
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SNOWDRIFT,
6 lbs.
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•vice-presidents were named: Mi^rL- iMrs. Jane C. Gary ial smile and friendly greeting will
auxiliary HE.yRS^
DR. JOHN MeSWEEN
.Monday afternoon in
rooms a meeting of
the Fiij^t
held
ent.-
the auxiliary,
the auxiliary of j
Presbyteiiun church was
Sixty-seven members w’ere^ pres-
L. Carpenter of Gaffney; .Mrs. T..M.|
Galphin of Greenville; .Mrs. W. E, Ab-j
rams of Lake City; Mi-.s. H. H. Eargle
ot*St. Matthews; .Mrs.- C. A. We.st-
brook of ('harleston, and Mrs. W. J.
Hatcher of Johnston.
Miss V’onnig E. Lance nf Columbia,
corresponding
Reaches lOlst Year
.Mrs. Jane Craig (lary on la^it Wed-
ne.sday celebi-ated her 101 si birthday,
by receiving callers and well wishers
throughout the day at her home at
Mi-s. John Sprart introduced Dr.
John MeSween, who made an address
on “Christian Education.”
Later the names of 35 young church
members, who are attending college,
were read and the, members were ask
ed to keep thorn in their thoughts .imi
prayers.
was re-elected corresponding : Kinards, near the I.aurens-NewheiYy
tary, and .Mrs. T. B. ClarkOon of jeountV line. • '
nev, recording secretary. j
bher officers named were Miss .An- j
nie L. King, treasurer; Mrs. Lula- L. j
Ryan of Columbia, auditor; Mrs. j
Charles A. Jones of Columbia, mis
count^ line.
.A delegation from lAurens, repre-
.senting the Limestone college alumni
chapteY, was among the many visitors
to the Gary Home, Mrs. Gary is the
Limestone
oIde.st living graduate of i.imesi
sion study supenntemlent, i - " college anik'the alumnae chapters as
f I Columbia, voung peo- .. . „ .
MRS. AYYSOR
entektains club
Mrs. R. E. Wysor was
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E. loiwton of Columbia, young peo
ple’s and college secretary; Mrs.
Charles M. Griffin of Columbia, su
perintendent of the Sunbeams; and
Mis. j. M. Burnett of Spartanburg,
of the personal de-
I .. superintendent
ho.stes.s to ^
partment.
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A Graduation Gift ^jB.AI'TIST WOME.N .MEET
WORTHY OF THE LOYE IT bears! IN LAURENS S.ATURD^
’ • ^ i The annual meeting of the Laurens |
If \ou know whati you want, moat i ... .
w’ell as the president and student body
of the college joined in paying trib
ute to the “Grand Old Woman.” The
Laurens group was received by .Mrs.
Gary as she sat in a large rocking
chair in her living room, surrounded
by her daughters, .Mis.ses Kate and
Annie Gary, and other members of
{the family who had assembled for the]
i celebration of the day. Mrs. C, K.'
^ of the I^aurens
union ^ chapter, presented a basket of floweVs
Baptist I to Mrs. Gary, and then introduced
>ou mow wnaii yuu County Woman’s Missionary
likely we have it If you are in ^ the*" First ...... —
^our experieiiee^ church of lAurrh^wii^ Saturday.and Mrs. DeWitf
relatives and^ graduates wjll surely be ! ^
of real assistance. Come in. Select Cha.sms of W, M. L.” hak been an-
froas the wide choice. Prices as low „ the theme for the day’s _
yea wish to pay. ‘nrokram. The FTrst Baptist church of 1Mrs. Gary, the local visitors said
•A sasall deposit will secure one for^ use. i Tinr,i4 tiioit* return-'«»vrin('pd Lppn. inter-
later delivery.
dinger with unending .sweetness in our'
j memory.
i Whereas: We how in humble sub-
i mission to his will, and acknowledge
our delit for the exain|)le .she left in ^
Christian faith and service and pray !
we may ever «tiive* to emulate her;
Be it resolved, that we extend to!
the bereaved family our deepest sym-j
pathy, and share with them, as best;
we may, their great sorrow; i
Resolved, further, that a copy of j
these resolutiuns be spread on our ^
' minutt*s, a copy be -'ent to the family, ^
land a copy to The Clinton ( hronicle j
for publication. '
“She fojlowed the star to a better
land
Where the voice
called clear,
She lovjugly served
heart and hand,
And'she answered.the call ■without
fear.” , ’
Miss Maude Pearson,
Mrs.')E-;telle Abrams,
— Miss Julia Ferguson,
Committee.
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TEA,
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10'
Pride of India
TEA,
'/2 lb.
19'
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of the Ma.stei
here with
Bee Brand
VANILLA Extract,
Lar^e size ‘
~ Cake P^n Free
19'
Dressed HENS,
Lb.
20'
OYSTERS and SHRIMP
Silver Medal Salad
DRESSINCi,
quart jar
25'
Pint
jar -
15'
F’rying Chicken.s,
Lb-
25'
PORK CH()I*S,
Lb.
15'
l»ORK ROAST,
Lh.
12‘/2'
beef'ROAST,
Lb.
12V2'
CHEESE,
Lb.»*
i7y2'
15'
STFIAK,
Lb.
FISH,
Lb.
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WIN A PRIZE-GET THE THRILL
Parker, twin si.ster», who .sang a birth
day song, after which the group unit
ed in .singing a familiar college num
Jewdiy Store
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PLATELUNCH — 25c 12 iT*of -V
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uport their retum.^evinced keen, inter
est/in the mi^sic and joined' in the
epjrit of the occasion with cheerful
Newberry county. They were
CARD OK THANKS
We wish to thank our friends foi ^
the many kindnesses shown us during
the illness and death Of our dearj
daughter and sisWr, Miss .NeUie Cole, j
May God’s riche.st blessings abide
with each one of you. 1 1
Mrs. W. C. Crane.
This Week’s Prizes Will Be:
First Prize—S lb. Ham.
Second l^ize—2 quarts Salad Dfessins:
Third Prize—<» lbs. Snowdrift.
Fourth Prize—10 lbs. Sugar.
Fifth-Prize—2 pints Grape Juice.
You^Spend^tlr Ur Yoiu^
Given a Chance To Win a l^ize
YOU MUST BE PRESENT TO WIN.
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