The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, May 25, 1933, Image 3
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THll^DAY,. MAY 25, 1933jf^
THE CLINTON CHRONICLE. CLINTON. S. C.
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The Woman’s
MISSIONARY CIRCLES
TO'HOLD MEETING
A rone meeting: of the
circles of the Clinton and 1 Laurens
Methodist churches will 'he; held this
afternoon at 4 o’clock at the Broad
Street Methodist church.
ley', Sara Zee Wright, Nell Abrams
and Elizabeth Nelson, accompanied by
a *Wt
SOCIETY EVEN’ts AND CLUB NEWS^DE INTEREST
“ ■ -I •• • '
Telephone 74.
. Miss Mary \Kate Hollis, i-endered a
j number of lovely selections. Miss \’iv-
lian Parks/Adair played a .solo.
! During the social hour .sandwiche.s,
punch and cakes w'ere served.
Bible
Reading Course
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City Now
i
istrate
AT PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH' I). R. Fuller, nominated in il^e pri-'
^ mary last sumJijer a.s jpiagistrate of
man;
Bobo.
. I During the social hour Mrs. Harry
Missionary j a recent bride,.i^'as the recipi
ent of a miscellaneous shower pre
sented to heft* in a very unique manner.
Games were then enjoyed and lateh*
cream and cake wks served.
WINC.ARD-KIN'G
ANNOUNCEMENT
The following announcement from
The State of Sunday, will be of social
interest in this city where the bride-
eleqt has made many friends during
her residence here;
Lexington, May 20.—Mrs. Emmie F.
Wingiird, of Lexington, announces the
engagement of her daughterj. Miss
Beulah Fox Wingard, and Rus.sell C.
, King. The wedding will take place in
-rtf,,—
t The weekly iVadings in the Thrn-
• the-Bible I'eading'course at the First
1 Presbyteriafi chui-ch for the, week of
3Iay 27-June 3, as arranged by the
pa^r, follow:
New Testament—
Matthew 25:14—Mark 1:28
Sunday, May 28—Matthew 25:14-46.
Monday, May 29—Matthew 26Ti :35.
Tuesday, May ,30—^Matthew 26:36-
68. -
Wednesday, May’ 31—Matthew 26:
6*>:2T:26. ' -
Hunter townshi^t at Clinton, has re
ceived his commission within the past
week and assumed his office. The new
magistrate* Has opened an office in
the basement of the Utopia^ building
occupied by P. S. Jeanes, and has been
quite busy since taking the oath of
office. He haf^amed C. F. Smith, of
this city, as his deputy.
Magistrate Fuller succeeds W. Roy
Pitts, whose term has expired.
Everything In
FLOWERS
Clinton Flower l%op
Member F. T. D. Phone SS
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SO MANY
BEAUTIFUL AND USEFUL
GIFTS
— for —
MEDDINGS, GRADUATION. ANNI>
“Hr?*-
of i
ob.
June!
Mi SS Wingard, only daughter
Mrs. Wingard and the late Dr. James
MRS. BOLICK riivrnM rini wikq
lo HONOR CLINTON GIRL WINS ^
IS HONOR GLLbl ' BRENAU SCHOLARSHIP
On Friday afternoon Mrs. Charles | ^Misk Vivian Parks Adair, daughter
-..^Woxkinail__entertained the members ofjof«Mr. and Mrs. V. P. Adair of this •^•^ V^ard of Lexington, was gradu-|
the Cross Hill bridfrel'lirh nnd sev^^rst^cTiy, Llic twelve cchol- WMnthrop college la.^t June
additional guests. Mrs. Harry Rolick, j arships of $1,000 each awarded an-' ^he was electedTibe niosT
a i-ecent bride, was. guest of honor. nually by Brenau College Oonserva-f class. Mi.ss W’mgard has been con-
The rooms were colorful with lovely Itory, GainesVillei Ga., for high literary! uected with the Clinton Mower shop,
^arrangements of sweet peas.and lark-Standing, the announcement
sppr. ' been made the past w'eek by the pres-
After the games, the hostess, as- j j^ent of the institution. The scholar-
sisted by Mrs, J. R. Todd, seiwed de-j ship is distributetP'.over the regular
lightful refreshments in tw'o courses, j four-year college course.
Thursday,’June 1—Matthew 27:27-
F'riday, June 2—Matthew 27:57-28:
Flower
having which B. F. Wingard is manager
Saturday, June 3—Mark 1:1-28.
Psalms 55—67
Sunday, May~2ir-PsaTnrn55:
Monday, .Vlay 29—Psalms 56 and 57.
Tuesday, May 30th—Psalms .58 ani^
NOTICE
Why not keep your money at home
4bv yniur ■nd Ncwn-
paper subscriptions to—
JAMES W. CALDWELL
Call 38 at 12:30 P. .M.
GRADU
S. BIRI
VERSARIES. BIRTHDAYS and,
F.ATHER’S DAY.
huv or not.
In addition to the club members and
honor guest, Misses Hazel Boland and
.\lice Benjamin were present.
•An attractive breakfast set was
presented to Mrs. Bolick.
Miss
Adair is a member of this:
year’s graduating ^ass at Clinton
high school where she made an excel-1
lent record. Her many friends will be
Mr. King, son of Mrs. Lillie Grant j
King and the late Wayne King of;
Hart.sville, was graduated from Wof
ford college- in the class of ’29. He
won outstanding honoi^s in athletics
and was popular in other college ac
tivities, being a member of Pi Kappa
Phi, Blue Key and Scabbard and Blade
59.
61.
Wednesday, Ma^ 31
■Psalms 60 and
FRONTIS
rBKURIBK IU THE CHRONlCLEf
“The Paper Everybody Rd^da”
Thursday, June 1—Psalms 62 and
63.
Friday, June 2-
Saturday, June
-Psalms 64
3—Psalms
and 65. i
66 and
67.
LOCAL FRATERNITY
LS ENTERTAINED
Friday evening Mrs. L. R. Lynn en-
tei-tained the members
pleased to learn of the Brenau aw’ard
sd^e has won through a competitive,
examination.
fraternities. For the last four years
Mr. King has been athletic director of
the Lexington high
IO.\NNA MILL NEWS
•JOLI.Y Kir.H
COMMENCEMENT
AT WTNTIIROP
Clinton girls, Mis>es Ruth
and pledges oTrCLUB ORG.VNIZED
the Pi Kappa Alpha fraternity in-, “Tbe Jolly Eight,” a recently organ-^ .
formally. Her ,son, Rob'CVt, is a mem- j^cd club of young girls, held an en- Todd. Roberta Peay. f irart*-l|avi> and
her of this fraternity. Sandwiches, tea joyable meeting Saturday evening at Kachael O Danjel,
and cake.s were served cafeteria style.! Elizalx th Graham’s honn'.
Mrs.
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(Io 1 iLilie, May 17. — Mr. amt
T[oy Moon and children sjient Sunday
with .Mrs. .Moon’s mother in Harks-
YOU CAN SHOP EASY AT
ELUSON’S
EVERYTHING NEW, SIMC AND SPAN-
/ PRICES ARE SO PLEASINCJ.
AND
Other guests at the delightful oc
casion included Prof, and Mrs. Both-j orate
well Graham, Mrs. ('harles Plowden cious s
and Mrs. Harry Bolick.
arc niemliers of
this year’s graduating class at Win-
Loyeij” pink roses were used to ilec- Ahro]) college. Their fiiends will le.ul
the dining table, where a deli-,"their” commencement program
alad course, followed hy crean|’interest:
and cake, was served. Afterwardk’ ' —
with
is spending the
in Hatesburg.
Morris spent
grandmother
PARTY <;IVEN
PGR VISITOR
Mrs. Felder Smith entertained on
Thursday afternoon with a lovtdy^
bridge party in honor of her sister,
.Mis.s 11a .McLemore, of Vidalia, Ga.,;
who is her house guest.
.Mixed .spnng flowers, including
roses and larkspur, were attractively:
arranged in the card room.s.
Guests at four tables were served 1
'TleJightfurTefreTshThehts oT aTuTt Bailey’s
punch late in the afternoon.
various gamils were enjoyeil.
The members, besides Elizabeth,
are: liouise (’oe, Frances Simpson,
Margaret Brice, Emily Dillard, Inez
Young, Hetty Spratt and Louise
Jacobs.
TO (;IVE PARTY
FRIDAY AFTERNOON
Friday afternoon‘the Woman’.s club
will sponsor a bridge and rook paipty-
in the flower garden at Mr. W. \l.
home. An admission fee oC preached by Dr. F. S
dnie.
Mrs. C. E. Boland
w**ek with her father
Little Marjorie .-\nn
the past week with hei
^ in N’ewbenv. « ^ io
“ , .1 Mrs. 1). W, Gibson of .Swan-
On .Sumlay morning, June 1
Rev. Kenneth J. koreman. Pyofe.ssor ^ Templeton,
of Bible and philosophy at Davidsort ^ Martin and chil-
coilego. N. 'vill preach the annuaP,,,,^.^ week-enil in Manniilg.
sermon to the 5. ... » « Willingham, of
ternoon a reception for parents of the, Monday with Mfs.
graduates will he given on the campus i
after which the stude^vill move in ‘ Walter Wright and
the ivy pr(>cesst(.n to/1i^ave on the .Spartanburg. s,ient the
campus of the late Di. J . . . o ^yj.^ih-end with Mrs. Marion Hamm,
founder of the college. Sunday night, ^
the baccalaureate sermon will, he
Hicknihn,
MRS. I’EAKE HOSTESS
TO BKIDtJE CLUB
Mrs. T. J. Peake-delightfully enter
tained the Thursday Bridge club dur
ing the pa.st W'eek in honor of her
sister, Mrs. <1. R. Oliver, of Wellesley
Hills! Mass. A number of additional
guests also were present. ' .
Garden flowers in various colors
w i re used for dworations ii) the liv
ing rooms where five tables were ar
ranged for the games.
!25c will Im? charged. I.Adies desiring
' to make reservations are asked to'
telephone Mrs. Hubert Pkts. A num
ber of tables have already been re
served for the event, the committee
announces.
jfr^
fessor of psychology of religion at
Duke universityir Tfurhaw. Nv A'. Mrs.
Julia Peterkin, of Fort Motte, noted
author, will make the commencement
addre.ss on .Monday, June 4, at 10:30
a. m.,rat Yvhich exeifises diplimas will
be awarded. .
^ Mrs. J. F. Poag and Mr. and Mrs. Tur-
Drop In and See the New
DRESSES
•mBBsm
PAJAMAS
One and tno-piece, made of that good 12 mome PonRe,
* trimmed in matched floral designs.
mBs. FINNEY HOSTESS
TO 1). A. R. C:HAI»TER > ^ MISS CHAMBERS
Mrs. John W. Finney was hostess HONORED AT LANDER
to the members of the Musgrove’sj pHends of .Miss Evelyn ^Qianibeiv.
.Mill chapter, D. A. R., on Weilnesday I .jy^ghter of the Rev. H. 0!'’b»fiambers
afternoon. 'and Mrs. ChamhiM's of this city, will
' After a shoK" business session, pre-lj,^. interested to know that she has
After canls
was served.
a colorful salad course
Mrs. J. H. Witherspoon, J
the afternoon, “Siilney
given hy Miss .-Xgatha
MRS. GXLLOWAY
IS HOSTESS I
Members of the Tuesday Bridge
club were guests of Mrs. E. Gallo
way this week at an enjoyable meet
ing.
Arrangements of larkspur in mixed
colors were lovely in the living room.
After a number of progressions
.Mrs. W. P. Jacobs assisted the hostess
in serving a delicious two-course
luncheon.
Guests of the morning were: .Mrs.
1). C.-Heu.stess, .Mrs. Horace Payne,
Mrs. Irby Hipp, Mrs. Silas Bailey,
.Mrs. Goyne Simpson, Mrs. John \A.
Finney, .Mrs. J. J. Cornwell and Mrs.
Paul Burroughs.
sided over by
tTie paiier of
Lanier,” w’as
Davis.
The hostess, assisted'by .Mrs. J. .M.
Pitts, served ilainty sandwiches and
iced tea.
.Mrs. Paul Burroughs, a former
member of this chapter, was a< guest.
l.I'CHON AUXIIAARY '
HOLDS MEETINt;
The .May meeting of the American
Ix'gion Auxiliary was held Thursday
afternoon at Mrs. Geoi-ge Baili-y’s
home. .Assisting hostesses were Mrs.
J. W. Ander.son. Mrs. Ryland Sumere.I
and .Misses -,SybiI and Florrie Bur
dette.
.Mrs. Raymond Pitts the presiding
officer led in the recitation of the
preamble, which was followed by a
Davidson, the
been electerl editor-in-chief of “The
Naiad,” Landiu- college yearlxiok. forjer,
1933-34, one of the highest - honors'
that can come to a student.
Mi.ss Chambers, a .sophomore, has
led a very active life iluring her two
years at Lander where she matriculat
ed after b<*r graduation from the ( lin-
ton high .school. She was freshman
the athletic council
ner of Ware Shoals, spent Sunday
with Mr. and .Mrs. C. W. Golden.
Otis Dell of Ellenton, is visiting his
aunt, Mrs. I. G. Gunter.
Mr. and Mrs. John Turner and fam
ily of Spartanburg, spent Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Turner.
Mr. and .Mrs. J. V. Long spent the
week-end in Batesburg.
.Mrs. J.'' F. Poag and litle son, of
Ware Shiiats, are spending two weeks
with .Ml. and Mrs. C. W. Golden.
Rev. and Mrs C. C. Vaughan left
yesterday to spend a week in Wash
ington, D. C.
•Mrs. .Mattie Hayes visited her nioth-
Mrs. Dessie Bryant, in Coluipbia
Sunday.
Staff Sergt. .M. .M. Craft and Mr.s.
( raft of Winthrop, Mass., are spend
ing a few days with Mr. and Mrs. G.
B. Cralt
YOU’LL LIKE THE . . .
SHORT LENGTHS
. . . WE ARE SHOWINC;
In Pique, Mill Silk, Prints, Broadcloths, etc. The price iL
cheap now. Cottons are ii^oini; up and now is the time
to buy.
SEE THE NEW BED SPREADS '
WE ARE SHDWING.
ELLISON'S Inc.
A GOOD PLACE TO TRADE’
Next to 10c Store
Clinton, S. C.
Mr. and .Mis^ Gamowell Thomp.son,j
I re|)resentative to
• and !.ander ('olle
of I>.wndesville. .Miss Lucile. .Medlock j
and Mrs. .Medlock, of Clinton, are vis-!
ge ( hristian associ-j iting Rev. and .Mrs. M. K. Medlock.
freshman
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OFFICERS NAMED prayer by Mrs. L. H.
FOR BIBLE CLASS chaplain.
The I,adies’ Bible cla.ss of the Asso-, Winners in the poppy poster con-•
ciate Reformed Presbyterian church test, which the auxiliary sponsored.!
met Monday evening with Misses'were as follows: High .school,
Margaret and Katherine Blakely as McI>eeR; Florida Street
hostes.ses. 1 Baldwin.
After the devational the following Mrs. R. S. Owens read a paper,
officers were elected for the coming ( “.Safety First.” The high school quar-
President, Miss Kathryn Cole- tet, compo.sed of, Mis.ses Frances Bai-
Rohei't
school, W. P
vear:
It I
ation, and secretary of the
j class in 193*1-32. Hei* sophomore activ-
I ities are as follows: Reporter on ath-
; letic council; vice-president of sopho-
: more class; vice-pre.sident of l»ndei
(College Christian association; assist
ant editor of “The .Naiad”; represen-
^tative to Pan-Hellenic council from
^ I,amhda |l)elta sorority; custodian of
! International Relations club and mem
ber of fire department. The offices
! slated for her in 1933-34^ are; Ed«-
itor-in-chief of "The Naiad”; junior
representative to athletic council;
vice-president of' Preachers’ Daugh
ters’ club; secretary of IJinder ('ollege
Christian association; and vice-presi
dent of Pan-Hellenic council. .Miss
Chambers' has l)4en a member of the
I.ander college sextet, a group of sing
ers representing the college glee club,
for two years.
.Mrs. G.
spent the
.N. Bridges and little
week-end in Saluda.
son
13 Years Ago
I Items of Interest From The Chronicle
I of 1919
Rev. Henry Stokes, pastor of North
Broad Street Methodi.st church, has j
been returntsl to his pastorate here by
the lljiper S._ (’. conference to enter
ufK>n his fourth year. I
Mrs. John Spratt has returned from
Hartsville where .'♦he attended a meet
ing b1r the Presbyterian synod.
Dennis Sowers of the U.,S. navy,
has been spending a few days with
his father, O. A. Sowers.
We Talk A Lots About
QUALITY
In Our Advertisements
BY THIS WE MEAN:
- —TRUSTWORTHY COOOS
— CHARACTER IN MERCHANIHSE
— I.OW PRICES EOR HUAIJTY
— EXPERT PER.SONAI, SERVICE
— SATISFACTION CUARANTEEI)
SPECIALS THIS WEEK-END
1 Aniioynceiiient i
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IN MEMORIAM
On March 19. 1933, our Heavenly
Father, in His unfailing wisdom,
called to that “house not made with
hands” our Sister Lizzie Ruff Shavy.
Sister Shaw Viecame a charier mem
ber when the James B. Parrott Chap-
tei^ >fq. 9, O. K. S. was organized on
.Mi.ss Kate .Marshall of (’hester, is
now a nurse at the Clinton hospital.
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We wish lO announce that we have purchased
the Blakely-Copeland Dry Cleaniug Company
and w’ill move the plant to the store room next
to J. I. Copeland & Bro., on the first of the
.August 2, 1907. siie was
chairman of the committee
by-law's for the chapter. At the time
appointed
to get up
.Miss .Mary Ruth ('opeland ,^bf
throp college, spent the week
her iiarents.
Win,-
with
months in
’.AT Wfll'y IR kiHin
A.sheville at a
ffZ
anitarium.
month. Until then the business will be continued ^
at its present location.
We wish *to state that we are equipped with
- the very latjest machinery to do first-class work
and will appreciate an opportunity^ to serve you.
WE SPECIALIZE IN ONE-DAY SERVICE ON
I LADIES’ DRESSES.
We Do
Dry Cleaning - Pressing
Altering - Dyeing, - Hat Blocking
of her death
member.]
Atiiiiougbr Jie* mari iage. her
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she was an honorary | Mis.s .Mario Adair of I.ander collegia,
spent the week-end at home. — |
ho'me was in Montana, .she loved this
chapter so much that her membership
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In her passing we lost a valued and
honored member, one who was loyal
and faithful, and one who dearly loved
the Order of the Eastern SUr. - ^
Be it resolved: That the James^B.
Parrott Chapter No!* 9, O. E. S. re
grets the passing of Sister Shaw; and
extends to her loved ones our deep
est sympathy in their lo.ss.
Miss F31izabeth Tribble of the Wo-
kman’s college. Due West, * spent the
week-end at home and had as her
guest. Miss Sarah Patrick of White
Oak.
Dr. L. R. Lynn is attending a meet
ing of the Florida synod.
on
Mrs. Gary Dillard was honored
Thursday and Saturday afternoons
with two lovely parties given by Mrs.
Second. That a copy of these reso- i Gfeorge H. Ellis and Mrs. J. Will Dil
lard.
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City Cleaners:
.. Wv^ETTMcCRARY, Prop. I
Clinton, S. C. *
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ijlutions be sent to her family, and a
‘ page in our minute hook be inscribed
to her memory, and a copy to Thei
Clinton Chronicle for publication. ij
" “The world may sound no trumpets,!
■ ring no bells, ^ ,
Th« Book of Life Hct shining stary
tells.”
Miss .Maude Pearson,
F. M. Boland.
C, F. Winn. j
Coninjittee.
JOHN M. COPELAND ILL
Friends in the city of John M. Cope
land, well-known Renno citize^, will
regret to learn that he suffered a
slight stroke of paralysis yesternay.
Keporth from his bedside last night
stated that he was resting comfort
ably and this his friends will be glad
to know.
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