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_ # J • 1 .# »- I f \ J THURSDAY, JULY 27, 1933 THE CLINTON CHRONICLE. CLINTON, S. C. PAGE THR i- ! ; — ^ —r— ^T— I half-open I anemone, with oranjre but-« J. I. Ahvams, .I6hn DuBois, MISS MAHAFFEY TO SING The Woman’s page , SOCIETY EVENTS. , / '- CLUB AND CHURCH NEWS OF INTEREST Telephone 258 I'riend« of Miss Ro"? xfahaffny will be ifito.vstcil to know th ;t '■be will JJ. .1. Clark, 'tercups ornamentinpr the basket-like W. E. Brajrsr. C. Foy, Rev. C. 0. handles. ' Vaiigrhan, and Rev. M. K. .Me<|loek at- I "At Sandiinjfhanv^he walls of the tended the“ i.idustrial conference at ^queen’s private apartments resemble a Blue Ridpe, N. C., last week-end. . v • I flower garden. Here, for instance, are Mis.ses .Margaret and .\zile Hazel of ^ rrid.nv rooming some of the miniature backgrounds. Lauren.s. spent last week with .Mrs. ,»t at-which time .she will pre- which the queen bought from tSjiiyjJ. M. Bozard. ' j^ent a program of popular music. ' Coryndon, flower pictures purcha^ied l j ^ . Bible I Everything In FLOWERS Clintpn Flower Shop Member F. T. D. Phone 3J at the Royal Amateur Art Exhibition. i and Gletie pottery flower gardens made by Miss Madeline Raperj T pastel colors were presented each | guest. Mrs. Little was assisted in en- BKIDGE P.\RTY' FOR GEORGIA VISITOR Mrs. John \V. Little complimented, tertaining by Miss Jamie Little. Miss Kitty Cunningham of Decatur,! ' j- Ga., Avho is the popular house guest 1 I*.\RTY F'OK Sunbeam Rally At Warrior Church Reading Course AT PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH ('ourse in Psalms has been complet- led.‘During .August the reading will b«' to of of .Mi.ss Copie McCrary, with a lovely {.MRS. GRESSETTE b"blge party on Wednesday evening. | \irs. Tatum Gressette, who was vis- Sunbeam rally of the Lauri^ns,confined to the New Testament. In the living room handsome dahlias iting Mrs. Her\derson Pitts, was honor!Baptist association will meet; Readings for week of July "io in mixed colors provided an attractive puest on Wednesday afternoon when!*'^ M’arrior Cieek chur(;'h. on Wednes- Augu.'^t will be in the Gospel setting for four tables. jMrs. Raymond Pitt.s entertained with i* August 2nd. at lOtSii o’clock. The John, chapter.- 1-9. Punch was .served throughout the | a two-table bridge party. j program is as follows: Vyvi.’ iy7w a d aV'C' ~ evening, and after the games a deli- Bright-colored zinnias were the ef- Song—Jesu.< Wants Me For a Sun * UiNh^MILLAK r.AC.K.\C»E cious -sweet course was served. fective decorations in the living room.,■ S.\LE-^Buy by Number. ' .At the conclusion of the games love- Devotional—Mrs. Lyman Davis. One To Fifty, HOI SE P.AR'IA -AT ly refreshments in two courses were Greetings ^\\ arrior Sunbeam. Every package contains more than served. Mrs. James Pitts assi.sted in J" Wharton. i$i.oo worth of merchandise suitable KOI I call with brief reports by the leaders. * Prayer-—Mrs. Yeargin. COPELAND CABIN At the Copeland cabin on Bush entertaining and serving, river, a group of congenial young peo-1 Mrs. Pitts’ pie are enjoying a hqu.se party, '"'hich were guests, besides Mrs. ery ($1.00 worth for weddings, casions. birthdavs .and all oc- Mrs. Henderson Pitts, will continue until -August the seventluTMj.j.^ I) Heustess, Mr.s. HubertT Foreign Mi.ssion Members of the party arc: Mr. and'f>j^tj.^ Mrs. R. W. Wade. Mrs, Gilbert Sunbeam. Mrs. J. J'.' Cornwell, Mr. and Mi'-*'-j Blakely. Mrs. Felder Smith and sis- ('harles Workman, Mis.ses.Nan White, Mrs. R. PL Dorough, of Quitman. La Verne' McQuiston, Pollen Copeland, and Mary Todd, and .Messrs. M^c J .Adair, Wm. Brdoks Owens and Hugh j MARY p:argle. - LOVES FLOWERS ' The following clipping from The LITTLE GlRl, HAS I , N ew York Times hook review, com- Story — Gray J BIRTHDAY P.ARTY Mrs. <'ollie .Anderson merit mg on •Marv invited a Queen group of little folk on P’riday to help'est: celefhratc her small daughter Norma’s ’ “Ixindon. birthday. I “One of Queen .Mary’s hobhie.s is .Merry games were enjoyed on the flowers. Recently she visited Kew Gar- lawn. dens to see the display of bluebells Playlet—Sun<ht>ams of Lanford. Scripture .Alphabet — Sunbeams of P'riendship. Jmportance of Bible Study — Mrs. W’alter Griffin. Personal Service Story — Chestnut Riilge Sunbeanis. Lunch. -frt-- tiowiT-s ' I^angston. i .Mrs. R. Guy Smith, .Askn. Supt. W of England, is of inter- j Lute in the afternoon peaeh cream, cake and eamlies were served. Dolls were given as favors for the girls, while miniature broom.s fell to the boys. and rhododendrons, and, as usual, she supervised the arrangement of flowers u.sed as decorations at Buckingham P.ARTY GIVEN FOR (IRANDDArtiHTER Personal Mention 'w ^ im ^ Mr. and Mrs. Robert Plargle and sons. P'runeis and I’almer, of Pomaria, Palace on the nights when the courts! spent I^unday with .Mr, and .Mrs. O. H., j were held. . . Sheely. ! “Next to surrounding, herself with .Among those in Due W’est Tuesday living blossoms, the queen enjoys hav- for the funeral of .Mrs. W’. H. Steven- : ing pictures of flowers/about her. Re- son were: .Mrs. J. Reei 1-^Todd. M rs. Pbnma cently she bought half a dozen more ^ Clyde Todd, Mrs. PI. B. Sloan. Mrs. C. Robinson, Misses Mattie, Tensie! On Monday afternoon Mrs. ^ . ... ^ „ — Little entertained with a lovely party, to be adfled to her already large col- P. in honor of her granddaughter, .A<le- laide Little, of-.AbbevilTe. “Hearts’’ wtfs played during the af ternoon, and afterward.s several game.s and contests were'enjoyed. Those win ning prizes were Mae Dicus, Josephine (^pehtnl and Annie Rogers -Bailey. The honor guest was also presented with a gift. Those present were: Virginia Dil lard, Virginia Sadler, Inez, Henrietta and Joy Young, Elizalieth Hatton, El liott JacoKs, .Margaret Shealy, Mae Dicus, Josephine ('opeland and Annie RoiPgcr.s Bailey. Pat, James, Kenney and David Craig came for refresh ments, which consisted of ice cream and little cakes. Dainty bracelets in lection, her newest acquisitions includ- and Lydie Blakely, Nannie A’oung Thglri.s jibors, cherry trees and cottagelTribhle, and Sloan Todd and Jimmie gardens. j Sloan. “.And the queen has also bought; Dr. ami Mrs. L..R. Lynn, Rev. H. O. ‘flbwery’ china. One set shows the woods in bluebell time; another has a pattern in which wild rose,s abound, a third set shows large poppies with long green stems and sprays of forget- me-nots on a deep cream giound. “A sandwich-set in ware of a deep cream color, shading to deep old rose. Chambers, Rev. and Mrs. pAlwardf I/ong, Mr. and .Mrs. W. PL Neighbors.j .Mr. and Mrs.^ J. A. Neighbors, Mrs.' P. B. Adair, Mrs. Ben Copeland, Mrs.] P’annie Rounds and Miss Elsie Neigh-; hors attended a prohibition rally ini Greenwood on Tuesday. Mrs. R. E. Dorough of Quitman, (»a., with a large gardenia at one end of‘is Visiting her sister, .Mrs. P’elder? the dish, and each plate formed in the!,Smith. ! shape of the flowbr itself, was anoth-1 Mrs. <’yrus Bailey and daughters,j er recent royal purchase. The queen Misses P'rances and P’lorence Bailey,* has also bought some dishes in apjile-, have returned to their home in .An-, green and deep mauve, shaped like a frusta, Ga., after spending several! week- here with W. .1. BaileV. ^ / WITH PRICES FAST ADVANCING YOU CAN DEPEND ON US To Give You The Most For Your Money Everything For Every Meal WE OFFER THIS WEEK Silver Medal DRESSINC;, quart “^0 PORK CHOIRS, 1 rc Lb. ... 10 Silver .Medal 1 Cc DRESSINt;, pint n 10 PORK HAM, IJVZ^ SWEET PICKLE, orc ()uart jar ... «0 VEAL CHOPS, Mc('ormick’s QA** MAYONNAISE, pint OU Mix SACSA(JE, Y2}lf PORK & BEANS, Lb. can 0 PKi IJVE% IQc JAR TOPS, ore Bozen i^O.™.. BEEF ROAST, jjc JAR RINC.S, rc Dozen .0 Rolled RIB ROAST, OA^ Lb. L\J (H’ART JARS, ore dozen Op i2v^ (ERTO, . QAc Bottle Oil STEW BEEF, Oj-c 3 lbs. LO chuck roast, 121/2' PENN JELL, - 1 Cc Pk^ 10 ■ ■'R* ^ Dres.sed TROUT, 1 Cc Lb 10 ALL CUTS OF LAMB JELLY SEALER, 1 Ac f k^» .... .... .... .... JL This Week’s Prizes wm Be: First Prize-2-24 lbs. My-T Pure Flour. Second Prize—2 Ib. Fruit Cake. Third Prize—3 Ib. Beef Roast. Fourth Prize—6 Dinner Plates. Fifth Prize—6 Ice Tea Glasses. % With Each 50c You Spend W’ith Us You Are Given a Chance To Win a Prize TIME OF DRAWING CHANGED TO 8 O’CLOCK Hurricane News •mi ^ ^ ^ .Mrs. .liimes Dunnaway and children spent the week-end with .Mrs. Dunnu- way’s parent?'., .Mr. an<l .Mrs. .1. P'. VVhftmire. Mrs. Sallie B. Nabors and Chi'• ^Ijspent .Sunday with her patents, Mr. and .Mrs. R. C. Turner. •Mr. and .Mrs. K. \V. Young and daughter. Fola, and Mr. and .Mrs. J. C. .'shannon and ehildren were the Sun day guests of .Mrs. .Mace Young and .Mrs. C. C. Young. !.. I). Yourtg of .Atlanta, is spending a few days with his jiarents, .Mr. ami .Mrs. ('. C. A'oung. .Miss Hattie .Mae Horton spent a few day.s la.st week with her si^iler,, Mrs. .Amly Young. ^ 7 Mr. and .Mrs. JOm Neighbors and daughters were the Sunday guests of .Mr. and .Mrs. A. 1). Rumph. Those attending the 1-H club camp at Clemsop are as_^fo,llows: Bjlly Hall, p'red P'.llis, Hugh Carrol,' Odiis and .Mason Young, Jr. Jennie U*e and Carolyn Young re- turneil home Sunday from a, week’s vlsit irr’Ne^'lTcuTy.' ^ ATiC and Mrs. \^ceks and daughter I of Orlando, Fla., spent a few days last week with .Mrs. Weeks’ sister, .Mrs. .A. D. Rumph. .Mis. Tom South is spending a few days in Gray Court with her daugh ter. Carli'^le and Billy Shannon of .New- beiry, are spending the week with .Ma -on Young, Jr. T Joanna Mill News July 19. — Miss Luna little -Miss Bobby Jean the week-end in Xinety- ;\ Baldwin's Grocery *Good Things To EJat” Phones 99 and'^lOO Goldville, Grant and Carr spent Six. : .Misses P’rances and Rebekah Devore of .Ninety-Six, are visiting Mrs. .Mamie M'hite. i Mis.s Margaret .Moorhead i.s sjiend-t ing a few weeks at Bon (’larken, near' Flat Rock, N. C. ' .Mrs. O. M. Templeton and son, Clisby, returned to their home here ! Sunday after spending a few weeks with Mr. and Mrs. P’. A. Buchanan in Swannanoa, N. C. ‘ , John Taylor and P'loyd Golden of I Clinton, spent the week-end with Mr. jand Mrs. Le.ster Young. > * i Mrs. N. S. Sorrow and children i ! spent the past week in Abbeville. Mrs. Minnie Lovelace returned Sat-[ urday after spending several weeks. inSpartanburg and Bes.semer City,; N. I Mr. and Mrs. W .A. Moorhead. Mr., and Mrs. G. H. Ellis, Mr. and M^)P.j {B. Mitchell, Messrs. 0. M. Temnmon,* \ FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, .August 4th and 5th Phone Orders Received. FRONTIS Jewelry Store Notice Ladies! / We guarantee to urirr you one of the most comfortable, neatest and durable job.s ofVe-soling by our NEW PRO FESS of attaching soles, you have ever bad. I No naiLs, no stitches, no ugly joints. BRING US YOUR NEXT PAIR AND BE CONVINCED. MCINTOSH’S SHOE SHOP 34 Musgrove Street I ♦ I ELLISON’S JULY CLEARANCE SALE It will be a king time before you will see such cheap prices again, \^e haven t the inone> —neither the room to pack up goods and save for higher prices. Neither does our (Jov- ernment want us to do this. ^ our customers get the benerit. The sale lasts for one week BEGINNING FRIDAY, JULY 28TH. DRESS DEPARTMENT All $5.00 Silk Dresses, reduced to , . $3.95 All $.3.00 Sweater Suits, r^uced to $1.98 All $4.00 Silk Dresses, reduced to $2.95 All $5.00 Evening or Party Dresses, reduced to $3.75 All $3.00 Silk Dresses, reduced to $2.25 All $2.00 Voile Dresses, reduced to .. . . $1.49 Silk Underwear beautiful 98^ ind plain silk. Dance Sets, and dainty I Mr s, in crepe value 98' / HIcotners, Step-Ins and Pantit'.s, large iind ore OA<- JAi- .'••n:a!! sizes Oif “if Full-Fashion Hose I t dozen Full-Fashion Ho.se, pure .silk, fir.s't (juality. * 59c and h9c (quality. Special during this A7^ one-week sale *• 2 pair to customer. Tennis Shoes KMV pair Women’s and (’hildren’s Tennis Shces and Slippers, QC** to close out in this .sale, pair 00 Turkish Towels ri2 dozen large Turkish Towels, pink, blue, gold and green borders, Ac wonh 15c,’ special for this sale 111 6 for S.'ic —Dresses ^ 27 dozen I.adies’ fust-color I’rint and \'oi!c Dics.ses, nicely JAc n.ade and finished 49" 98 Mill Ends Short Lengths Now is the time to lay in a g<MKl sup ply of Cloth, Broadcloths. Uhambrays, Pajanta (’hecks, (lirigham.sVToweling, (Vetonnes, all fast colors, *1 Ac worth 15c to 20c, special 10‘ Covered Pillows 6H Pillows, covered with good (>e- tcone, filled with cotton, worth | Ac 19c, while they last .... lU MiUSilk Just received 2 pieces—all we can get —worth 50. Special, as long as it lasts 00 Men’s Underwear Men’s Rayon Shirts and Shorts Men’s 50c Check Union Suits j 25- 39- Overalls Men’s N. & W.' Overalls, $I.2.’> value 98' Coveralls Boys’ Coveralls, better than ()\criiM-. Worth 50c. Spt'cial ■ale price Sheets Sl\90 Sheet.s, spei'ial 79' Men’s Oxfords Men’s (ilmKl Oxfords, in this .siile Men’s Better Dress Oxfords- $1.49 $1.98 Bedroom Shoes Ladfes’ Bedrt»om Shoes, worth .lOc, sfHX'iai Oil salt Pongee 12 mome .All-Silk I’ongee, > ard 25' Men’s Dress Shirts. Onlv 4r .Men’s Brnadcloth Dress^ Shirt? FT !efl. Yorih .79c and bOc, while lhe\ lai-t Men’s Work Shirts .Men’s Work .Shirt.s, 10 dozen left. Specki,! > 33 Henuned Diapers Hemmed Diapers, QQ^ 27 X 27 inch, dozen I/O Men’s Socks .Men’s (i04k1 Silk Sox, only 187 p;;ir left, pair . 5^ l,adies’ Shoeii We have manv xalues for vo<». .All • * odd lots and broken sizes will he st Id regardless. We need the room for new full shoes. Be sure to see them. ALL LADIES’ HATS HALF PRICE Let nothing keep you away. I prom- se you values from one end of the store to the other. II “A Go^mI I'lace To Tr^de” . R. J. ELLISON Clinton, 8. C. Next To Rone’s 5c and 10c St