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THURSDAY, MAY 11,
THE CLINTON ’CHRONICLE.-CLINTON. S. C.
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SOCIETY \EVENTS AND CLUB NEWS OF INTEREST
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^ANNOUNt:EMENTS
\vOman’s cTiift
rhe \VoTnairr cTiit Wllf -^yttsor i
bridire and rook fete on Friday, May
tiT -i!
Methodist church held the May meet-
Monday afternoon iir the chuirh.
™fr
Mrs.
E. Sims, M...P. Freeman, Paul Year-
out, B. B. Redmond, Georpre Oliver,
F. B. Parker, F. E. Joran, B. B. Un
derwood, J. H. Stamps. J. F. McDuf
fie, R. Rampey, W. J. Clark, and
G. S. Dominick, manager.
C. W. Adams, retiring president,
acted as master of cerenionie^ and in
troduced Dr. McSween as the first
speaker. Dr. McSween g*ve-
qualifications of an athlete [courage,
control and co-operation. “Self-con
trol,*’ he said,' ’“is a prime requisite in
lite as ^yyll as in .athletic^ Jt ^ the
13 Years Ago
Items of Interest From The Chronicle [J
of 1919
During the past week the committee
in charge has purchased ^rom John
^oung a,lot on South Broad sti'eet
f6r the "site of the $30,000 *Masonic
Temple to be erected by local Masons.
,26, in the garden of Mr. W. J. Bailey’s
home. Every, one is looking forward
to this delightful event. The proceetl
V. P. Adair led a well-prepared ^
program. The Scripture reading "was |
given by Mrs. Eugene Htt, with pray-
'„er by Mrs. B. F. Copeland. j
most important thing leaimed on the
field.of athletic competition.^’ j
James VV. Leaman, city electrician, |
warTfTgtawtyy'^kttled' Tnesday w hm -he
\'
will be used for the various activities
of the club.
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STUDY CLUB
ENJOYS PROGRAM
Wednesday .afternoon Mifs.
tomborii
Tfinly entertained tho tnoi
Wilson
of the-
dealt -
Study club.
As this was Memorial day, it was
appropriate that the program
with the “New Confederacy.”
Marshall Brown gave a review of “An
.American Epoch,” by Odum, vividly
portraying life in the old South. To
conclude the program Mrs. R. S. Ow^
ens discussed the “.Ygrarian Tradi
tion.” ,
A pleasing playlet, with Mrs. B. H.
Henry, Mrs. P. B. Adair, Mrs. P. M.
t Pitts and Mrs. J. B. Wilder taking
j parts, was given as the devotional.
It was announced that Thursday,
May 25, would be observed at
church as ^.“Zone dky,” with
oT^Xaurins
The courage to race great odds and
the spirit of teamwork were the oth
er qualifications he' gave fof an ath
lete..^ .
Mr. Jacobs, Profes.soY Sturgeon, Mr.
Eichelberger and Dr. Peake then made
short talks, and Coach Johnson spoke
the [before presenting the block
the 1 tificates
cer-
dhurcHes"
celebration.
Ml'S. John
rmfi
tn-
htH
tribute to
J uh n SO rr^Hid --high
joining in tne; i m .ms swecn wumiw
Co'hch' Lonnie McMillian
^ W. Finney gave a com-j He described the track mentor as one i evening entertained the can-
i plete report' of the conference held in I of the outstanding track coaches of vassing teams organized in behalf of
•«.A,!i Anderson. Uhe South, and certainly of this state,Baptist seventy-five million dollar
The June meeting of the Auxiliary * and pointed for proof to the niarvel-1
McMillian-coached
came in contact with a live wire while
engaged in repairing a broken line on
South Broafl.strWt.
Mr. and Mrs. Gary l^illard’^have^ re- j
turned from their wealing trip toj
points in Fltnddh,’ {
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I’M ON MY WAY TO CHOOSE
THE NEWEST
SUMMER
DRESS
J. D. Be'il has returned from a busi-|
pess'irip to'New Yohk’ - *
'R(,'V. and Mrs. Edwanl Long on
will be observed as “Guest day.” Re
freshments will be served on the lawn
and a delightful program is being pre-
{pared.
1
misses4*QBTER
•ENTERTAIN TEACHERS
Mis.ses Helen and Julia Porte** en
tertained a group of Thornwell or
phanage teachers for Supper on Sat
urday evening at their home Jn Col-
lege View.
Ivovejy mixed flowers from their
garden decorated the living and dining
mus(;rove club
WtTH' MRSf- HENHY- v
Mrs. B. H.'Henry w’as hostess to the
members of the Musgrove club on Fri
day afternoon.
The receiving rooms were attractive
with a profusion of lovely rosesr
•After an enjoyable afternoon, the
hostess invited the guests into the din-
room, where delicious refresh- ■
in two courses were served.
T. A. How-
ous record of
teams.
Others present at the banquet were
Professors C. W. Grafton, J. B. Ken
nedy, R. L. Coe, H. E. Sturgeon and
jCapt. R. E. Wysoi; and Dr. B. 0.
iWhitten, W, J. Bailey and C. M. Bai-
Mey. ’ ^ '
Dr, McSween intinduced W. J. Bai
ley and C. M. Bailey as two staunch
friends of Presbyterian coltoge. W. J.
• BaUey is the donor of Ahe Bailey sta-[
dium. and C. >1. Bailey is'chairmanW
I the finance committee of the college.
.Miss Emma Hipp has returned from
a Aisit to friends in I^ane.
(From files of The
November 1919).
Chronicle for!
I' know the styles to
wear—I know the price to
pay—and I know the store
that has them: “Follow
me to—
ELLISON’S
‘Where Quality Rules, With I*rices In Reach of .All'
NEW SHIPMENTS OF
Song Service At
First Presbyterian ‘; >
ing
rooms. ' . ’ t
Among the guests were; Mis.ses „
V.rna 'llill, Carolyn Moore. I.uva Mo-! waa ae..jsto. by Mr»
onal,I.Mil.ire.l White, Margaret Clary.Mrs John W. hmnoy and M,ss
and her ituest. Miss! Henry m entertaimn*.
I The guests included: M'rs. W.
I
Laurens Proud Of !
Mrs. L. S. McMillan I
Ix'ila McIntyre
.Gallic McKinnon of Mauldin.
PARTY (ilVEN FOR , ,
FRATERNITY. MEMBERS
As a compliment to her son, Both-
wcll Graham, III. a member of the
graduating class of Presbyterian col-j
leg^who was celebrating his twenty-
first %l^day, .Mrs. BothwelUGraham i
^ entertained\ the members of thj^ Pi'
Kappsi-Alpha fraternity on Tuesday
South ('arclinian To Represent
the South Atlantic District In
National Voice Contest.
M.
Mc.\!illan. Mrs. J. C. McMillan, Sr.,
.Mrs. J. C. McMillan, Jr., Mrs. T. J.|
Blalock, Mrs. E. L. .Arthur, Mrs. G. R.'
Holland. Mrs. Lula Davidson, .Mrs.
Rufus Satlern hite .Miss Mary l.i«ie I- , l.,u„.ens friends
wens, . IS. * . ailison, . | |n irenenil and imisic lovers in partic-
ham Henry, Mrs. Kssio Atkins, Mrs.
.Alex Henry, Mrs. A. E. McIntosh,
Mrs. P. B. Adair, and .Mrs, Henry
Cooke of Kershaw.
"X'rottu.e viere beautiful vilh love-.THORNWF.I.I. .SENIORS
ly^ran^ment., of Madonna ;iines, OIVEN BANqi'ET '
larkspur and pink roses. Late in the
evening a decorated cake, ■ glowing
with candles, was cut, and served with
ice cream.
Mrs. Charles
Plowden and
Dr and Mrs. L
on Friday evening the seniors, and
their ^'guests, x^f the Thornwell high
school at their home with a beautiful
Mrs. banquet. •
nlar feel special' ju'ide in the distinc-j
tion that-has come to one of the city’s;
•talented musicians, Mrs. L. S. McMil
lan; who will represent the South .At- j
lantic district at the National Feiicr-!
jation of Music ('lubs in-Minneapolis,.
1 Minn., May ~ j
R. Lynn enteitained, McMillan, the former Miss
Floj-a Bennett, won the di.stvict voice
contest at the university of North
The regular monthly song sdvice j
under the direction of the men of the'
Fir-st I'reshyterian church will he held ”
.Sunday evening at H o’clock. John G.
Brockell, violinist, will assist with the
l»rograin, which is aijs follows;
Oigun . prelude, Shuhert’s "Sere
nade.” *
Hymn. "The Church’s One Founda
tion." ,
Prayer. • ' ,
(juai tet and chorus, "The Old Rug-j
ged ( loss”; "1 Lovw Thy Kingilom.'
Lord.” ‘
Announcements and offertory.
\'i()lin solo.
Men's chorus, "Standing On the
Promises."
Hymn, "O Hajipy Day That Fixed
My Choice.” • ,
THU-ipture. ^ ^
COMING IN ALMOST EVERY DAY,
We Fit the Girls, 7 tp 11—Also the l^dy wearing IB to 52
Fine down to the last /ittle stitch—and .so downright
original youTI wonder how they do it at the price.
JUST LOTS AND LOTS OF STYLES
TO SELECT FROM IN WHITES —
Harry Bolick, recent brides, were also
guests of the happy occasion.
The rooms,
suite for the
which were thrown en |
occa.sion, were attrac-v|
I lively decorated with roses, ragged
i robins and .sweet peas. From the chan-
1 ,
used as
MRS. CORNM'ELL — j ij i i
TO n IIB Ideliers were .showered gold and silver
At the Copeland “country cabin” inj’eoins on pink and blue ribbons. The
an unusually attractive setting. Mrs. •‘hatiking idea” was carried out in the
J. J. ( ornwell entertained the mem-*'decorations and m the toasts; small*
hers of the Tue.sday Bridge club and [banks containing
several additional guests.
Ixively ragged robins and., larkspur.
added to the rusPc effect.‘Tallys with s
pictures of log cabins were used.
.After the games Mi's; Rex Phillips
assisted the hostess in serving delight
ful r< freshments in two courses.
Guests for three tables wery: Mrs.
(toyne nip-on, Mrs. ('. F. -Galloway.
Mrs. IrbV Hij'p, -Mrs. Raymond IhUs.
M'S. He’j«tes>. Mrs. Horace
Payne,* Mrs. Silas. Bailey. .Mrs. John
W. Finney. Mrs. Paul Burroughs. .Mrs.
Russell Burroughs, .Miss L icy
and Mrs. J. M. Dick.
a com were
place canls.
The following delicious menu was
served:
Iceil Berries .
Chicken " Carolina Rice
Gihlet Gjavy
Peas en Timbals
1 ranlierries
■ X Rolls
“Dfillar” .'nolad.
Carolina in competition with represen
tatives from the state comprising the
South Atlaiftic district — North and
South Carolina, Georgia and Florida.
If Ml'S. McMillan succeeds in reaching
the finals at the_ Minneapolis meet,
she will be heard in a nationwide
broadcast from the Minnesota city
.May 21. She will also receive a prize
of $1,(>()0 and he given a New York I
appearance. '
(
The judges in the national contest |
Prayer.
Hymn.
Beneiliction.
$
1.98
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ADDITIONAL LOCALS
i> res.-; ing
Bailey
will be Lawrence Tihbett, Jeannette 1
Vueeland and Olga Samunaroff. By I
her succes.s at Chapel Hill, .Mrs. .Mc-|
Millan gains the honor of being the I
first .South Carolina representative to!
the national eonte.st in voice. '
.Mrs. .Me.Millan has been a music,
Saltines -^tuenl .since .she was a tot at primaiy
Xux Cake i school, hut she received her main j
'home training umier Mrs. Cora Cox,
\Aftri wards the elafss song was sung, j Lucas, who. made her home at Lau-
Pi^'h was served by M^s. ,‘\. V. Mar-
F. M. Oliver of Greymsboro, N.
visited his son, George, at Presbyte- ■
rian college last week-end. }
Mrs. L. V. Pinson, Mrs. Fric Barnes,;.
Mrs. Roy Taylor and J. W. Morrison, 1
were in Walhalla Thursday for. the I
Lutheran Missionary conference. j
Rev. W. G. Neville, missionary of the;
South(*rn Presbyterian church sta
tioned at Pernambuco, Bra’Zil, is vis
iting his mother, Mrs, VV. G. Neville,
and other relatives here. .Mr. Neville
leturned to this country within the
pa.-t few weeks to undergo treatment
lor his eve.'^. ' - ^
V.
“A GOOD PLACE TO TRADE’
Next to 10c Store Clinton, S. C.
Ic
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.1 A( K .IKANS BETTER
Miller.XFred Garland
( HLIU H WOMEN HEAR
(HINA MISSIONARY
The annual "Birthday uarty” of the
Presbyterian Auxiliary was held Mon
day; -May Hth, in the social room.s of
the church, which were very effective
ly decorated with .roses and colum
bines.
Mrs, Frank Brown, missionari' to
China, gave an informative talk on
the women’s Bible schools of China.
This year these schools will receive
Hie ufferiwg.
‘Sandwiche.s, punch and cakes were
lovely-wOv-pamUeR
and sweet peas to one hundred ladies.
Members of the Thornwell Memorial
.Auxiliary were invited guests.
welcomed, the guests
Friends of
been critically
Jack Jeans,, who has
ill in the (Ireenwood
len^; for many y<‘ars. At Greenville,
tin \iis.-e< Marv Wilsodvaml Rolierta he completed the course in the music’ , , ,, ,
department of Greenville Womans col-1 hospital the past several w^eks, will be
’ hege. .Sub -e»|ueTTtly she took a special i glad to learn that he is i^ieh better, j
the Frederick Haywood Mu-1 and is now able to receive^visitors. He
.New York city. i fuobably will Iw .removed from the
hospitai to the home of hi.s uncle, P.
il
-Lucy Sherard. \
— Robbie Mor-
Depositors
Mi hi red
the fidlowi
"The r
J. B. Jacobs.
“The Director^
“Tile .‘'Stockholder
gan.
"The
White.
"The Liabilities”—VValteiiV^’illiams.
“The Frozen Assets”—IneVxXucker
“Our Mint”—^John Osman. ™
, "The Currency’’— Dr. Lynn.
TTie slfiglhg - of the .Alma Mntec
brought tq a clo'>e the lovely enter-
stuily at
.sieal institute, .New
For a number of
SHOP FOR FOODS
.11 r
WHERE VARIETIES ARE ('O.MFLETE. (R AIXTY
THE FINEST AND PRIC ES lUGIiT!
You do not ha\t‘ to .shop around -if vdu.^.-i
f<K)ds at Baldwin’s; for hori*. under one roof i.>\/s..,.i.ii,|t.(|
e\Trythinjir ^hat you can W'isli txo* in finesi ,^;d. and'
ehoiee meats seliH-ted for their freshnes.s, hnnien^-.- a".:l
flavor.
WE
APFREC lATE VOI R PATRONAC;!: AND
IT IN OUR SERVK E.
SH
W
\
vea»'.s she taught
SPECIALS THIS WEEK-END
music at (oeenville
Ala.
5^he is organist at the First Baptist
church and.^is identified with many.|
music circle organizations. ,
and in Tuscaloosa,*' - "'Hun a few day.-^
DR. O’DAMEL TO
LOCATE IN HARTSVILLE
tainment
The following item from The Dor- •
• chcstx*r-^-^nly Re^awl, XiL--Giiorge*;
fi
lovely party
FOR MRS. BOLICK
On Thursday aftc.noon Miss
„ Boland entertained w ith a
bridge party in honor of Mrs.
—LL-Bolick. a recentvhride.
Three tables were arranged
living room for the games. After sev
eral rounds Miss Boland, assisted by
Mrs. A.
i. Thornwell
Hazel
lovely
Harry
in
the.
The honorary auosli included: i ^
.Mildred White. ProfJ.B S- Pinson,fiends of Dr. Georite O Daniel. ,
y I • •, _ !
"Dr. G. R. O'Daniel, health officer'
of Dorchester county, has tendered
his resignation to the State Board of '
Health- The re.signation will become
effective on the PJth of this month, j
and Dr. O’Daniel plans to locate in.
lohn Osman. Prof, and
Martin, and Mr. an<l Mr:
Dunlap. I
Hai'tsville to practice his pro.fes.sion.
“Dr. d’Daniel, originally of Clinton,
came, to thi.s county as health officer
,ln December, 1931. His services have
carried out by him.
i "Followng his regular
course in
P. C.’s Bl 0( K "P ” CLUB
HOLDS BANQUET
Hastings Wyman was elected presi
dent of the Block “P” club of Presby
terian college at the annual banquet
in Judd hall Wednesday night. Jack
Mrs. Virgil Abrapis,* serveil a dainty . Wood was,elected vice-president highly satislfactory at all. ti^meHr
salad course, , " Powell Freeman secretary. marked inTproV^menL ha.s bedii
Besides* Mrs. Bolick and Mrs. Ab-‘ The main Speaker of the evening health and sanitary condi-
rams, the guVsts included: Mrs. Clair ^as Dr. John McSween, who spoke on ^county as the re.«ult of
Pitt.s, Mr.s. Charles Workman, Mrs. the “Qualifications of An Athlete.” j iritelligent program
Charles Plowden, Misses Helen Milam, Others to make short talks were W. j
Beulah Wingard, Helen .Adair, Lillian p, Jacobs, local business man; Prof ^ ^
Burns Browning, Emma Little, Eliza- H. E. Sturgeon, of the chemistry de- ■ niedicine! Dr. O’Daniel took po.stgrad-
beth Fliedner, Christine Peake and, partment, Hugh Eichelberger, assi.st-1 Vanderbilt university,
Alice Benjamin. ant varsity coach, and Dr. T. J. Peake,: before coming here was an in-
A lovely cookie jar was presei^d, local physician. Coach Johnson spokei^^j.^^ Georgia Baptist hospital,
to Mrs. Bolick. ' ' ai length on the growth of the ath-1 Atlanta.
* ' letic plant at Presbyterian^ and^ pre-j ..jiundred.s of friends in Dorchestei
METHODIST W’OMEN 'sented certificates to the ^o<>t»>all, i regret to learn that Dr.
PLAN “ZONE DAY” f baseball, basketball, boxing, track, j yp position as j
The Auxiliary of the Broad Street ■ tennis and rifle team men. , health officer and will locate el.se-
! Baseball men to receive certificates | ^^y community having a
[at the banquet were: Captain C. and citizen of his type is ex-
! Adams. Captain-elect Jack Wood, H. j ^l^dingly fortunate,, and wherever he
jJ. Montgomery, H. L. Nettles, W. J | locates, he will be a valuable acquisi-
McCutchen, H»—E. Bolick, J. R.' l'®^"jtion to the professional and civic life
guson, J. W.lOdiome, H. L. Bissett, that section, as he has been here.”
W. R. Holcomb, B. A. Robinson, T. A
Howell, F. A. McCrackin, C. N. Plow-
A 20’
/
FRONTIS OFFERS
Special Sale
i discount on all Watches
valued at $10 and above — for
cash only—
FRIDAY and SATURDAY,
May 19th and 20th
FRONTIS
I
Rent that room by
'den, and R, L. Wylie,manager.
! Track men whiT received their, a a •
lawards were: Captain J. E. Osman, ft Wwit AG 111
Woods, Bob Perrin, T.
J. HTCopelan^ Bothwell
Ca-
FLOWERS
FOR THE
GRADUATES
An ideal, appreciated gift.
We have a large assortment
to select from.
Give us your order' now
— tell us when and where
you want them delivered—
WE WIlX HAV^ tHEM
there!
CLINTON
FLOWER SHOP
Member-F. T. D. Rhone 35
Next to
resbyterian Church
V
7 oz. Key |”c
SPAGHEni D
LAMR CHOPS, 201
'7 oz. Kev , Cc
.MACARONI , 0
VEAL ( Hops, oac
Lb. LM
7 oz. Key - (Jc
^;g noodles D
Chuck steak. ^2}!^
J?Om AJIEANS^ pc
VEAL ( I TLE'IS. ore
1 Ih. can ^
Lb. Lo
TOMAT()ES, ^ ore
3 cans ' ..
SWEET PICKLE, 0|c
Quart jar .
BEEF ROAST.
ROAST PORK, I2V2
' *
KILL PICKLES,
(luart jar .... ill
We.stern STEAKS. -Orc
Lb. LJf
Silver Medal Salad
DRESSING, ^ *1 re
Pint
BOILED HAM. - OAc
Lb. aU
ifressed TROUT,
BAKED HAM, JAc
Lb. 40
COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF
VEGETABLES AND FRUITS
is Week’s Prizes Will Be:
First Prize—21 lbs. My-T Pure Flour.
Second l^rize—6 Cups and Saucers.
Third Prize—6 No. 2 rans Tomatoes.
Fourth Prize—3 No. 2'/2 cans Peaches.
Fifth Prize—3 lb. bucket Snowdrift.
WHh Bach SOc You Spend WHh Us You
Given a Chance To Win a Prize
Are
TIME OF DRAWING CHANGED TO 8 O’CLOCK
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Baldwin's Grocery
“Good Things To Eat” Phones 99 and 100
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