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THE CUNTON CHRONICLE, CLINTON, S. C.
The Woman’s Page
v»y • tyf/
'i>.y.iT:?mra?!RjiRagK
iy. At the i\ieetinsr last Tveek Bob Sims!
tYa« electe<i ,vice-pi*e3ident, and Dossey ‘
McKadden and Charlie Plpwden were*!
j elected secretary |pnd tr,easurer, re-.,
rpectively. ^
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America’s Twelve
• n »
Greatest Women
SOCIETY EVENTS AND CLUB NEWS OF INTEREST
Telephone 74
ANNOUNCEMENTS
The Epworth - League union will
meet Friday evening at 7:45 at t^
Lydia Mill church. All members are
urged to be present.
CLINTON GIRL
' NAMED OFFICER
Gaffney, May 4.-
hear
The Circres of the ^ Broad Street
Methodist church will meet Monday
afternoon, May 8, at 4^’clock at the
following places: 3
Circle No. 1 — Hostess, mW. Julia
-Griffin; leader, Mrs. J. V. Edwards.
Circle No. 2—Hostess, Mrs. W. C.
Oxley; leader, Mrs. Oxley.
Circle No. 3 — Hostess, Mrs. L. H.
Davidson; leaderr Mrs. Clyde Mc
Crary.
Circle No. 4 — Hostess, Mrs. W. R.
Pitts; leader, Mrs. R. J. Ellison.
The Sarah Glenn circle will meet at
7:30 with Mr.s. Clyde r.4inkford.
raorial church and Goldville
Mrs. Brown. —.
The birthday onering this year will
go to China for a Bible conference for
women. Mrs. Brown' has just returned
from the conference and is from the
same station* where Mrs. Lewis Lan
caster is locifted. Mrs. Lancaster, be
fore marriage, was Miss Eliza Nev
ille of this city. ;
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-The Cloister, an
honor club in the® department of reli-'
gion at Limestone college, has elected
the following new officers for the
coming year: ^
Miss Estelle Prince, Landrum, pres
ident; Miss Eveyn Brown, Tloebuck,
vice-president; Miss Margaret Gran-j^’^’*®
-Here are the names, of the twelve
selected as the country’s greatest wo
men in the voting contest recently
conducted by The Ladies’ Home Jour
nal and the National Council of Wo
men:
‘Jane Addams, founder of Hull
House, and winner oCthe Nobel Peace
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U. D. C. CHAPTER
MEETS TOMORROW
The Stephen D. I.ee chapter, U. D.
I C., will hold its rt'gular monthly meet
ing Friday afternoon at 4 o’clock at
the home of Mrs. .A. B. Blakely. .As
sistant hostesses will be Mrs. J. W..
Milam and Mrs. Jessie Sparks. Miss
Lilly Yarborough as leader. }
berry, Gaffney, secretary-treasurer;} Susan B. .Anthony, pioneer in the
Miss Mary Ella Bailey, ^Clinton,- re- wpman suffrage movement in Amer-
porter; Miss Unabelle Gw'inn, Pauline, 1
chorister; and Miss Vivian Greene, 1 ' Clara Barton, founder of the .Amer-
^utherfordton, ^5}=. (4, pianist. Dr. L. i ican Red Cross.
L Carpenter is the faculty sijonsor of 1 Carrie Chabman Catt, former pres- .
the club. 'idem National Woman Suffrage asso-'
}- Miss Bailey is a daughter of Dr. amUciation, and president of the National
Mrs, T, L. Bailey of this city, and Conference on the^'Cause and Cure of
an honor graduate of Clinton high Wj^,.
school.
Spring Session
Held By Council
Laurens County Farm Women
Met Saturday. Mrs. Taylor
Re-elected President.
? VISITORS HONORED .
HI-Y ( LUB ’with I.UXCHEON
NAMES I.E.ADERS ’ C" last^ Wednesday. Mi-s. John W
At a meeting of the Hi-Y club held [Finney entertained with a j lovely ^ ,
Thursday evening at .the Y. M. C. .A. i luncheon honoring Mrs, Paul Bur- Laurens, April 30.—The spring .<es-
n>om at Presbyterian college, the fol-}.roughs and Mr§, Rjissel! P'.uni*^>ughs oC ^*‘'0 Laurens <''ounty. barm
lowing officers were elected for the Conconi. N. H, . ‘ '
.Arrangements of beautiful roses,
-i«eas ai.d iris^werc effective in
- rhe receiving rooms, where six
'of bridge wero in play. f
table
1933-34 sessoin: '
Edward Fergns^onrpresident.- ^
Tom Addison, vice-presideiu.
.Alfred Browning, secretary.
Thad Johnson, .Tr.,'. treasurer.
Charlie Carson and Donald DuBoi.'< MRSii JOHNSON •
"of Presbyterian college, .succeed HOS'I'KSS AT BRllXiE ^
Claude Pepper as leader of ihe club. m^s. W. A. Johnson was hostess to
W<>nien*‘~^iTmt'Tt.'‘h('ld Saturday with
the Trinity Ridge club dt the school
house, establish^! an attendance rec-
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WOM AN’S ( i.ru
HOLDS MKETl^t;
The' .April meeting of the \yob^ap’.s
club was the clostng session of the
year. .At this meeting all annual re
ports were made. Only two new offi
cers were installed, Mrs. T. D. Jacjibs
as president, ami Mrs. J. J. rornuvll
as civic chairman.
” It was announced that the club
would spon.'^or a bridge and rook tea
sometime during the latter .part of
the Thar iLi.v Bridge club and a num
ber of additional gue'st.s at her home
»n the PivstytiMian college campus.
.'six tables were arrangeil for the
games, amid a beautiful' setting of
roses.
.After several rounds,, the hoste.ss,
assi.stt*«i by .Miss Oliyt* Tuck. Mrs. K.
W. Phillips, and Mrs. N'ance Irby of
I..aurens. served a tempting . salad
course and tea.
( ENTURY C LI n
I E.NJOVS l•K<M;KAM , ,....
<-■ Tlg-fwiraifr rluh hfl,l ,
Tm4day aftai m-on at u.e i <"•''T'" "
home of Mrs. lA-J, Brimm.
The following program was given:
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! Mary Baker Eddy, foumler of the
^ C hristian Science church,
j Julia W^rd Howe, author of The
Battle Hymn'"of the Republic. •
^ Helen Keller, famous for her work ^
as a writer, speaker and loader, in t
sjute of being deaf and Mind. j
Mary Lyon, foamier of Mt. HdlyoWe
I College.
•Amelia Karhart Putnam, first wo
man to make a solo flight across the
. .Atlaniic.
Harriet Beecher Stowe, author of
■ '‘I'r.rle Tom VUabrn;’ ' ' .■ ' - —r- , J
Dr. .'lary E. Woolley., pie-lutent of
Mt. Holyoke college, and delegate to
WiriuurblTikF prooodent hv-tdee*ing the t;eneva-Jaisatmanient eunft ienee:
.Mrs. L (’. Taylor to s.occeed herself Fi'nnces E. Willard, founder of ihe
as president of the organization. More World’s Christian Temperance union.
than 200 chib delegates were present. ;
ami the meeting was rejH)rte<l a.s one;
of the most enthusiastic in the c oip-'
oil’s history. The fall .session will In'i
■^hebl at Hlckjtuy Tavern.
’The meeting .Satunlay was ot*ened
' wiin the singing of "('arolina” and the
recital in concert of the eounevl’s
creed. Devotiimai exercises weie eon- '*■*'
ducted bv l>r. .A. B. Langston, who The weekly readings in the Thru-■
paid high tribute to the mother of the the-"^J>!e 'roailing course at the First
.Amerii'an farm. ' Pivsbyterian church for the week of j
The welcome address to visiting.-May 7-1'th as arranged by the pa.s-'
>lub.s by Mrs. K. M. respond-. tor, follow:
led to by Mrs. B. Patterson of Lan-, New Testament—Matthew 8:1-1.3:31
I ford. .A message in song, Handel’s! Sunday. 7th Matthew 8:1-34.
j‘‘I.jirgo.’’ was brought by Mrs. S. O. Monday. Sth—Matthew 9:1-38.
Bible
Reading Course
AT PRESBYTERIAN CHI RCH
f
of Suni-
Suni-
:^Tht4
by Dydla,
Tuesday. 9th- Matthew 10;l-33,“
—Wetinesdays^ Matt hew 10:31
piano accompaniment was given by 11:19. 1.
MiSs Mildivd Richards. Following the Thursday, 11th — .Matthew 11.20
president’.s report and those by de-,12;2L
partmental officers, Mrs. Plowden was
heard ift an inspiralioh “addresS^ with
“Woman, the Home Builder,’’ a.s her
HOSTESS AT
HOUSE t’AKTY
.Miss Map’ D. Black was hostess at
a house party the past we^-end. She-, -Peterborough Colony,**^ Mrs. L. S
was assisted in entertainiiig by Miss} jUfGillian. ■ •
Frances Black and Miss Lalla -Mae; violin solo, “Souvenir,
Edwards. j l. Tommins
. The guests included: Misses UuiseI ‘ . 6f '-The King’.s Hengh-'overwhe-lmijig vote thei
.Senn and Sara Touchbtmry of Seneca,} ^ l}var\f^ Tavlor, .Mr.s. D. j.j council adopted a resolution instruct-j
.Mi.s.ses Fiances Lide and Gwendolyn) 1 >ng the .secretary to send a letter to
Ulmer of Elloree
der of Tyler, ami
.son of Bishopville. dale*^ ' ’ tained,
i mVs. .1. r., Huntley, Miss Mary: Representative J. D. Withers,ukki
THOKNWFLL CIRCLE Wheelwright and Miss Eva ('.-ews O^ ^he Laurens county delegation rtv
.HOLDS SESSION were guests of the club C • s,)onded to an invitation to address
The Ella Riddell circle of the Thop- program dainty refre>h-, greeting, .speaking briefly,
well Memorial church met on Me.nda\ ..«.rved the afternoon session, .Mrs. vMoan|
Mahon presided for a time while thej
president exjilained iiroceduie in V(d-'
ing for ilelegates and other council ■
matter.s, Mrs. Beulah Patterson wasi
the
, Miss < «,-olyn.Kel-i ..p^, Hsasanl." hyl""^ l.‘trialative fm- confer..nc.. uijtinK
1 Miss Ruth Dicker- s„pp,. Mrs. Brimm atl.l Woodrow Tis-' “'“t eWens.on aork he loam-
afternoon at 'the Home of Peace, on
the oijrhanage campus, with .Mis.-
('ora Richey and Miss .Minpie Wilson
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a- hostesses.
An intere.sting pi*ogram “The
Women of tUiina” wa.- le<l by Mrs.
Bessie Godfrey, after which ilelightful
refreshments were s( rved.
Friday, 12th Matthew 12:22-50.
Salurttay, 13th---Matthew T3:l-3tl,
Psalms 22:1-.3.3:22
Sunday. 7th Psalm 22:1-31.
Monday, Sth—P.salm 2.3:1-25:11.
Tuesday, 9th IValm 25:12-26:12.
I WedneStlay. 10th—Psalm 27:1-28:9.
I Thursdi^-, llth IValm 2t»:l-30;12.
i Friday, 12th Psalm-31 1-21.
' .Saturda.v. 13th Psalm 32:1-33:22.
,C.\MI*BEIeL LODGE TO
r MEET FRIDAY NlOlIT
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Hl-t.l.EE CLl ll(
TO SING SUNDAY
The glee ckib of the Clinton high, , . , , , , , .
, • 1 1- .■ f'.u' elected as delegate to lejneseiit
:ichoot. uniter the ihreeimn of their, * ti •'-♦1. -
I Ml \i VI- «^.ii county at VNinthroji this yeai.
instructor. Miss l-illy Mae Wertz. wiH -7I
lead the singing at the Fihst I’resby-
Then came
various clubs
.M. I.. Ro,>er,
the sitng contest
|)artici,»ating and Mrs.
of loiurens, acting a.s
PK NK' ENJOYED BY
VOCNG PEOPLE
The niemoers of the Senior ( hris-
tian Endeavor societies of the hirst
Presbyterian and Thornwell Memojrial
churches enjo.yed a jiicnic on Saturday
at I-akeside country club.
During the evening games and con
tests were enjoyed, and delightful re
freshments served.
.Mrs. C. M. Bailey and Mrs. M. J.
McFadden were chaperones.
tenan church next ,Sun«lay evening.
The rvice will be held at eight . .. . 1 1 1 .1...
judge, hirst' place was awarded to the
Wadsworth
(’amplndl lii»dge No. 4 4. .A. F. M.,
will hold a regular communii ation
Friday night. May 5, at 8 o’clin-k.
.M. M. degtve will be coiifeireil. .All
^ rneml>era_are uiged to be present. Vis-
\\ rtb brt t hreii welcom««.~~
By order, of W . M.
V. P. -Adair, .Secretary.
school
ed in thi." church by the ,>astor. Dr
I). J. VVoods, \ special musical pro
gram by the choir will be presenied at
this time under the direction of Mrs.
J. F. Jacobs, Jr.,
church.
stralion agent for I-aurens. A newt
club, Gray’s, was given recognition,
and its delegates greeting. The Trin-,
for the
ouncil
SHEKAKD-STONE
Mrs. T. J. Griffin of .Anderson, an
nounces the nrarriage of her niece,
Macie Catherine Sheiard, to Isaac
Duffy Stone of Clinton, on Saturday,
LDVEIT I.UNt HEON
FDR REC ENT BRIDE
All's. R. \V/Philii,)s was
a lo'.ely bridge luncheon on Tuesday,!
honoring Mrsi. George
bride.
. orne. a recent bride. >
ed by I5F.X. R. Lynn r»sef. sweet [leas and pansies.. J||i
- After a -short ''‘P-where' five tables w-eie arranged for
organist of ‘ the i'X •‘"'l'*-
I Lest year book and received a t<
emblem.
The child health hymn by the imlire
group was preceded by a vocal solo
v,e ut iby .Mrs. Harold Wallace of the Trinity
' Ridge club, and was followed by the
presentation of ci rtificales un project
work to various club memlKTs.
Flowers For All
Occasions
Delivered Bv TeleRraph
CUNTON
FLOWER SHOP
105 E. Carolina Ave.
l*hone 3:1
Howard OJi-
Jurors Are Drawn
couple are making their home her«f
with the groom’s parents, Mr. apd
Mrs. A. B. Stone.
MISSION ARY SI*«AKEI«h-
HERE MONDAY
> At the executive committee meeting
of'the First Presbyterian auxiliary
held Monday afternoon, it was an
nounced that .^rs. Frank Brown, re
turned mi.ssionary from China, vri;
speak at the church next Monday af
ternoon at 4’*>’clock. Thi.s meeting will
bridge. ,
.After cart*?, Mrs. Phillips, assi.stedi
by Mrs. Geoige C.' Oviiorne and .Mrs.!
Qxlev. >*u ve<l a lovely two-:
For Civil Term
course luncheon. , M n lav
,h.. ovension nn-...esiding, have
ij
take the place of the regular circle Lucy Hailey, .Miss T’hrisline
sessions scheduled to be held that day. Mr.s. Paul Burroughs and .Mrs.
The auxiliary extends an invitation *0 Rus-ell burroughs of Concord, N. H.,
the auxiliaries of the Thornw’ell Me-, K^np^^jr-ititrdette of Charle.ston,
- —Mrs. Carroll Nahce of C-i’oss Hill.
UNUSUAL GIFTS
FOR THE GRADUATE
It requires just a few minutes in
our store to select a (»ift. 1
\Ve shall be glad to assist you in
the selection of an appropriate Gift.
Thirty-six jurors for the term of
civfl court- -t^—begin— in l-amuins next
with Judge C. (’. Feathvr-
Those enjoying the occasion w'ere:
Mrs. W. P. jaci»b.s, -Mrs. Irby Hi|)p,
.Mrs. i . E. Gallowiy^, Mr.s. Hubert
PitL, -Mis. D. ( . Ifeu.stess, Mrs. .A. J.
Swansen,. Mr.s. Horace Payne, .Mrs.'
J. J. Cornwell, -Mrs! F. F. Hicks, -Mrs.(
John W. Finney, Mrs. W. A. Johnson.;
Bessie H. Owens, Mrs. Silas Bai-
Mrs.
ERONTIS
Jewelry Store
BLUE,KEY TO PUT
OX STUNT NICiHT j
The tcllege Blue Key honorary lead-,
rship f-ate.-nlty at its meeting last’
completed plaps to .spon.sor a^^ ^ Hudgens J J
j St ant night in the’orphanage i J. H
Friday, May "
I to cqnsist^of
er
week
5. The entertainment is
ten-minute
kit:
skits
on
been drawn by the jury commission
ers. a? follow’s:
('loss Hill—I- K. Martin, L G. Hill,
D. R. f?curry.
Dials — W. C. .Mahon, .Ailgei O.:
P. H. Harris, L. T. Hel-
larns. R. A. Stoddard, J. Y. Taylor,!
J. R Wham.
Waterloo—• W. W. Miller, J. M.
Golden, John. C.a8))er Smith, B. R.
Redden.
Hunter—Earl W. Workman. J. R.
Todd, John Spratt, A. M. Young, I-
L. Copeland, Jason A. Davis, \V. (.
Baldwin, R. S. Hatton.
Jacks—Clayte Ray*.'
Laurens—C. .A. Baldwin, .Ambrose
Coates, Robt. E.
McNinch, Ja.s. M.
Claidy, V’. E. W. Good, R. J. I-ang-
COLLEGE
SflM NIGHT
Friday, May Sth
fllAI’EI.
7:30 Adm. 15c
PHILCO
Radios & Tubes
Smith’s Pharm^
. - . . , - . . , ston. ‘
by^^crrochri-Tfmtarmtj^onJ^ Sullivan-J.
ous. A pfogyam will also be ^
;^!the co-eJs- Captkin VYysor has agreed Y'Uuiigs W.
to have a crack squad from the hiili-^^,^. gj.
utry de^rimertt| of the college execute
fancy dnlla. The program promises to
be an^entertaining one.* I
Ropp, L- M. Ow-
D.~ Stewart, R-'- L.
reXali. one-cent sai.e
I TlM.»nu.ruinm(nt will-begin nt 7:;!C! THl'RSD.^, FRIDAY and
i o'clock, and an admissioin of fifteen! SATURDAY
icents Will te charged foy the ^>encfit Where you caif buiTlwo fo|f the
of ^dege athletic i^sociation. * rice of one plus* one ceni on
Election of off.cera for next year T w- -Vi
was completed at the meeting. Bob Rexall gierchandise OH sawP,
L)tiA was elected president previous-1 At SMITH’S PHARMACY'
Opening
Radio Exchange
Radios
Radio Repairing
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Tubes Tested Free of
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MAY SPECIALS
Gem Razor, 5 blades and tube Palm Olive
Shaving Cream, $1,35 value 49c
Two tubes Colgate’s Tooth Paste and Tooth Brush,
$1.00 value 49c
60 Tish Handkerchiefs 19c
' W ' ' II 'i ■’ -ill— II II
Modes (12s) 19c
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Kotez, 3 pkgs. . ..1 59c
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Klenex ^ - 19c
Rubbing Alcohol, pint , .. \ ''^^c
Antiseptic Solution 59 . ^ Joc
CaroidTind Bile Salt Tablets, 100s ^ $1.00
Bayer’s Aspirin Tablets, 12s 1.5c
Bayer’s Aspirin Tablets, 21s 25c
Milk of Magnesia, pint 29c
McKesson’s Aspirin Tablets, 100s T9e
Biiyer’s Aspirin Tablets, 100s ..... 7.5e
Chevron Fountain Syringe, $1.00 vaFue, guaranteed 49c
Lazel’s Balti Powder — — ~ ~
McKe.sson’s Shaving Cream (two tubes)* 39c
—i—»
Dr. West Tooth Brush, new* style
Ambrosia Combination Package, $2.50 value $1.50
Alarm Clock, guaranteed 1 year 98c
Criterion l.awn Paper (24 sheet and 24 envelopes) 19c
Big Biith, Coleo, l..iivender and Orchis Toilet Soap,
dozen . .... 59c
St. Regis Watch, guaranteed 1 year $1.00
Complete line of G. E. Mazda Light Globes 10c up
Young^s Ph
‘The Old Reliable’
armacy
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Buy Now—Bargains Are About To Be Things of the Past.
Prices Advancing—The Depre.ssion fs Over.'
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Bargain But It Takes -
QUALITY
TO HOLD HIM
Quality and value are the cornerstones itpoii Jlblch
our busine.ss is built—the basis upon which wc s')!icit
your business from week to w'eek.
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LIMA BEANS,
3 cans ....
SPECIALS THIS WEEK
25‘
MACARONI, '
7 oz. pkg.
5“
Rosebud BEETS,
No. 2 cans, 2 for
25'
Bee Brand
EXTRACT,
2 oz. li^dtle
1 (’ake Pan
23^
Free
Banquet TEA,
•/4 lb. ,
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23*
TOMATOES,
No. F can _ _
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_ 5*
—Dxn;r-ARRmtt,“' -
KHIIITS, VE<iETAID,E.S
Dressed HENS,
Lb.,
20*
Dres.sed TROUT,
Lb. i
15*
LAMB CHOPS,
Lb.
25'
VEAL C'HoVs;
Lb.
20*
PORK CHOPS,
Lb.
15*
LAMB ROAST, .
Lb. '
20*
VEAL ROAST,
Lb.
IS'
PORK ROAST,
Lb.
\iyt_
pk; liver.
Lb.
10*
Mix sausa(;k.
Lb. ’ "
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(’IHK’K STE.AK.
Lb.
I2V2'
BreakList
BA(’ON,
Lb.
If
This Week’s Prizes Will Be:
First ITize—S lb. Ham.
/ Second Prize—1 lb. Banquet Tea.
^ Third IVize—3 cans Dessert Peaches.
Fotirth Prize—3 lb. Beef Roast. • /
Hfth Prize—6 No. 2 cans Tomatoes.
With Each 50c Yon Si>end With Us. You Are
- Given a Chance To W’in a Prize
TIME OF DRAWING CHANGED TO S O’CLOf K
Baldwin's Grocery
“(lood Things To Eat” Phones 99 and 100
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