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The Woman’s Page
I SOCIETY EVENTS,
CLUB AND CHURCH NEWS OF INTEREST
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(aVES DINNER
FOR NIECE f
Vari-colored zinnias adorned the Ve-1 Immediately afte** thi.< a business
ceivin? rooms, where three tables j meetinjr was onlled ’y T. D. Jones, or
were arranged. Augusta, who acted as srohesman <‘or
At the conclusion of the games, the the president. John Dal'ynr ’e. A r<dl
hostess, assisted by Mrs, Hubert Pitts, call was made following which several
served a tempting salad course, fol- interestir||f talks were given by .Ir.dgr
lowed by a saveet course. ' Eugene S. Bleasc Job H. Simn«on, and
Among those present were, Mrs. i W. L. Casey. ,
John W. Finney, Mrs. Frank Kellers,, An election of office-s was then held
Mrs. Horace Payne, Mrs. T. J. Peake, as a result of which the following were
Mrs. Irby Hipp, Mrs. Goyne Simpson, chosen: Tom D. Jones, president; Job
Mrs. Silas Bailey, Mrs. D. C. Heustess, ijj Simpson, vice-pi'esident; J. Y.
Mrs. L. B. Dillard, Mrs. John W. Ut-Mrs. J. I. Copeland, were
tie, Mrs. J. H. \\ itherspoon and Miss reelected to the offices of treasurer
! Irene Workman.
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land secretary, raspectively.
“ ( Since the last meeting th? grounds
CLINTON TEACHER GETS have been put in fine o'tler through
i MASTER S DEGREIE [cotirtesy of the K. F. C. and under the
At the commencement exercises for direction of J. C. Satterwhite. A table
* the University of South Carolina sum- n'.-vnnf •I’ft
■ mer school h^d Tuesday night. Miss'
j Jacobs, Louise Coe, Frances Simpson,
I Emily Dillard, Jean Bowles,
M rs. J, B, Wilder entertained wdth Spratt, Inez Young, Margaret Brice,,
a dinner party on Tuesday evening for'W. P. Baldwin, Jr., Henry Young, Jr,,!
her niece. Miss Marguerite Dillard, of Billy King, Hugh Jacobs, Robert W^y-i
Atlanta, Ga. : sor. Bob Jones, Billy Lightfoot, and
Vases of vari-colored zinnias and‘Duncan Workman
fern were effective in the living rooml ^ University or South Carolina sum- about iO feet long with several bench
and centered the dining table, beauti-1 oc JACOBS h^d Tuesday night. Missy's have been erected.. A committee of
fullv appointed for eight guests. A I'tq ni itm " lOIue of Spartanburg, had the three, composed of B. B. lA'itzsey of
tempting four-course dinner was i On'last' Wedne.dav morning Mrs conferred ,Newberry, Mrs. W. K. Neignbors-rind
sOTved. . I I." T u ^ i r -'y^ iiipon her in recognition of special j Mrs. W. S. Dens n of Clinton, wtoe
. I. Jacobs, Jr., delightfully enter-Rummer work she has been doing at |appointed to have the cemetcrv and
IVF'/ vnr vr’ ) ' T ' , this institution. j .sui rounding grounds cleared \ the
INEZ \OL N(i I ,and sexeral invited, guests. ! Miss Tuck has been connected with j next gatherinir
HOSTESS TO YOUNG F.OLK } Mrs. Horace Payne assisted the, the Clinton high school for several 1 it
n e f 1 ■ 1 V hostess in servinp- tpmntinir im n gn .cnool lor se eiaii followingcommittee of two.
On Saturday evening Inez ^ oung hostess in serving a tempting salad yt,ars as instructor in the department i m-. i„ir« f <
was hostess to the members of the course after the games. English. Her many friends in theipi • ^ i c/
Jolly Eight club. t«uests ol the event vveie. Mis. 1. .1. ^.jty learn with interest of the ,f vi... rv vv
During the evening bridge and oth- j^cake, Mrs. John W. Little. Mrs. J-: well-merited honor that has been con- ^ *' / a i ^ ' u' h ^ i
er card games wer/enjoyed. 'A. Chandler. Mrs. Goyne Simpson.jf,,red upQn..her. Anderson, which occurred
After an interesting evening, tempt-' ^cs. Ii+»y Hipp, Mrs. R. E. Wysor,
ing refreshments were served.
Adelaide Little of Abbeville, wa.s
an invited guest..
s.
Mrs.
Mrs. J. B. Towmsend, Mbs. John W.
Finney, Mrs. R.'^E. Sadler, Mrs. R. S.
Owens, Mr.s. H. S. Finley, Mrs. Silas
Bailey, Mrs. Gary Dillard, Misses
Irene Workman. Nancy Owens and
Clara Duckett.'
IN
HO>ioR
BRII)ifJE TOURNAMENT
At COUNTRY CLUB
For the past two Fridays the Lake
side country club has been the scene
of a
res«ntativ«s
rens. Both teams have scored once,' Thursday
and the finals will he played tomor- luncheon in honor of Miss Kitty Cun-
row, with eight players from each ningham, of Decatur, Ga., who is a
town participating. The Clinton team house guest of Mis.s Copie .McCrary.
bridge tournament between rep-.GEORGIA VIS
itativ«s from Clinton and I,aii-1 Miss CarcJii’fi
HOUSE PARTY
at LAKE MURRAY
Mi ss Patricia and Thurston Giles
entertained a number of friends lastj
week with a house party at Lake Mur-i
ray. Mrs. Bell Sumerel and Mrs. Dell'
Austin of Laurens, chaperoned thej
young people.
Those enjoying the occasion were; I
**J43ifescs Edira Switzer, ^die Viifcent, j
with a lovely four-course D^ndy, Helen Brownlee, all of j
Laurens, Barbara .Smith and Nowell
Smith of Douglas, (la., Gary Culbert-'
son, Jr., of Spartanburg. Adeline Ro-1
several months ago.
The next gathering, of this clan will|
be held the last Friday in July, lb34.
ISITOR /
Martin entun tnlnid.
is composed of Dr. and Mrs. T. J.j Those enjoying Miss Martin’s bos- Witherspoon, Ned Sprunt.
Peake, Mr. and Mrs. Chris Adair, Mrs. pitality were: Misses Copie and Ella Daniel, Thad Johnson, and Dar-
John W. Little. Mrs. J, A. Chandler, j Little .McCrary, Virginia and Ftances {i.',.„nks.
Mrs. Bessie H. Owens, and Taylor, Sprati, ('atherine and Elizabeth Hlake-
SUEUIAL
FRIDAY & SATURDAY Only
32 Pc Virginia Rose
Dinher Set ..
With This Special We Include Our
Free Phetu .Exchange Certificate
Don’t Forget Our One Dollar
Package Sale On These Two Days
FRONTIS JEWELRY STORE
('linten. S. U.
In an eameat cndeavtNr to give the
people of CGnton and vicinity a bet*
ter and more efficient shoe repair
service, the undersigned shoe shops
of Clinton have agreed to use only
the best materials, thereby eliminat
ing smy false impression of price and
quality of mat^ials. All to charge
the same prices^ and all to have the
same opoiung and closing hours:
Week Days
Saturdays
8A.M.to6P.M.
8 A.M. to 9 P.M.
Ol!R PRICiSS WILL
tm'SPICUOUSLY IN
BU INISTEI)
EACH SHOP
McINTOSlLSHOE SHOP
NEW SHOE HOSPITAL
L L ULUEWdOD & SON
Martin.
ly, Mary
Milling.
•Hqwze Dillard and Agnes
TACKY” PARTY
AT THORNMELL
The older boys and girls at Thorn
well orphanage enjoyed a “tacky”,
party dn Tuesilay evening at the Home
On Thursday morning .Miss
Howze Dillard complimented
with / a
Mary
Miss!
lovely
of Peace.
During the evening children’s games
were played. Prizes for the “tackiest”
boy and girl were presented to Johnnie
Rhodes and Miss Grace Fliedner.
^ m-tmlnff <tf rnprjiy^imkiny. . Misses
ice cream and cake wa.s served.’
Kitty Cunningham
bridge party.*
Colorful summer flowers provided
an attractive setting for three tables.
At the conclusion of the games a
delicious salad course was served.
Miss Dillard’s guests included;
(’atherine and Elizabeth
{Blakely, Nahhie Sue
LAURENS ASSOC IATION
HOLDS QUARTERLY .MEET
Gray ('ourt, July 31.—The quarterly
meeting of the first division of the
l.aiiren'jr^Baptist association met with
the Gray C^iurt church on Saturday
with the president, W. W. Yeargin, in
charge and conducting the devotion.
Prayer was offered by .Mrs. .Alva
Langston. Words of greeting were ex
tended by Mrs. Etta Dorroh, the i-e-
sponse being made tiy Miss laiura
d. After tly delegati^s were en-
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McCrary and Caroline Martin.
• JOLLY EIGHT” AT
\VATE.7MELON SLICING
Memibers of the “Jolly Eiglic” club
were honor guests at a watermelon BRIDGE C'LUB
slicing givjen by Tench Owens on Fri-'M'ITH .MRS. PITTS
day evening.' , Mrs. Raymond Pitts was hostess to
assisted Mrs. R. [the members of her Conti'act club and
additional guests on Tuesday
„ „ J ,,, ,, .... , rolled, and the teport.sv made. Miss
Holland, Sadie ( handler, Lidie I^eake,
Mary Pinson, Copie and Ella Little
•s
.Miss Nancy Owejis jw. |
Owens in entertaining and staving. {sevei al
The invited guests included: Louise^morning.
Lola Mae Hellams gaAre some helpful
suggestions on mission study. Quiet
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WE ARE GLAD
. . . to pledge our loyal support to
President Roosevelt in his determin
ed effort to bring about national re
covery.
OUR NEW STORE HOURS ARE:
8 A.M. to 6 P. M.
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday,
Thursday and Friday.
SATURDAY — 8 A. M. to 9 P. M.
hour was led hy Mrs. Alva Langston.
A prayer message in song closed the
meeting by Mrs. .Archie Cook. The af
ternoon devotion was led by Mrs.
Clara Patton. A splendid message pre
senting the Savior thnhigh personal!
service'Wa.s'given by Miss Ruth Ow-j
ings. Mrs. Howard Bramlett made tj
most in.*-pirational talk on seasons of
; prayer. The entrusted ones was ably
i di.-icu.ssed by .Mrs. Rhett Martin. .Miss
I Davis Miller gave a unique report of i
^Cthe assembly which she had attended |
j at Ridge Creek this .summer. The next i
I quarterly meeting will be vVith nigh-|
' land Home chiiieh m November. i
COME TO CLINTON FRIDAY aad SATURDAY
FOR CLINTON’S EXTRAORDINARY
MEW DRAL BARGAIN DAYS
SPECIALS THIS WEEK:
-10*
MAUAfiONL _
7 oz. pkji., 3 for
SALT,
5c pkjc.i 3 for
10‘
banquet TEA,
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80‘
BANQUET TEA,
'/2 lb.
42'
BANQUET TEA,
'4 lb
21'
PUFFED WHEAT,
Pkg
WHEAT KRISPIES,
Pkg '
15;
10‘
BEEF ROAST,
Lb.
15-
LAMB ROAST,
Lb.
20‘
PORK ROAST,
Lb.
17‘/2'
VEAL CHOPS,
Lb. .
20'
PORK CHOPS,^
Lb.
15'
PICNIC HAM,
Lb
12V2'
HRESSED TROUT,
Lb.
15'
This Week’s Prizes Will Be:
First Prize;—12 bottles Shivar Ale.
Second Prize—6 lbs. Picnic Ham.
Third Prize—2 cans Bartlett Pears.
Fourth Prize—3 cans Dessert Peaches.^
Fifth Prize—1 lb. Assorted Cakes.
With Each 50c You Spend With Us You Are
. • Given a Chance To Win a Prize
TIME OF DRAWING CHANGED TO 8 O’CLOCK
AD.\lK-YOUNG ^ ,
M.XRRIAGK , j
A eiarriage of luMi-h soCij’.! interest
I hi oiij'limit the <':uolinas was that of
Mis.; l.ois .'susaii-.Adair and Frank
I'oh iuan Voimg which wa.- s<»leniniz(*d
last .'satuidifcj afternoon at six o’clock
<>j.at the lumie of th<- hricK*. The iinpiess’-
ive ci remony was performed by Dr.,
D. .1. Woods, pastor of the f irst l*ies-
hyterian church of this cit.v.
The lower floor of the home was
heautifuHy decorated with roses and j
gladiolus. 'I'he hride wore a chic model i
(»f navy hlue triple sheer erepe eri-
si’inljle trimmed~w7th .>i!k pecay and
! ^ accessories to match, and shoulder cor
sage of pink roses and lillies of the
. j valley.
Immediately following the ceremony
Mr. and Mrs. Young left for a wVd-
! (ling trip to the mountains of western
North Carolina. I
^ Mrs. Young is the attractive and]
lacciimpibheil daughter of‘ .lohn Ed-i
I inoTid Adair and the la^e Margaret:
'Stone. She was graduated with high;
honors fiom Winthrop college and has |
' I taught successfully for several years
!.in the ' public schools of North and
! South Carolina. Countle.ss friends will
. wish her. happiness and are glad to
7*^ inarriBge will not take
I, her from’'this city.
!' The groom is a graduate of Pre.sby-
' ] terian.£q!J(^^ and a
Ijfarmer of this section. He also holds
'!i position with the local postoffice.J
and po.sses.ses a wide circle of friends.'
Out-of-town guests for the wedding'
were: Mrs. M. H. Yount and’Mr. and
.Mrs. Claude Abernathy and son of
Hickory, N.~C., Mr. and Mrs. Ix'wisj
Kay of Honea Path, Mr. and Mrs.
Walter Young of Charlotte, Mrs. Sam!
l.atimore of Blacksburg, .Mrs. Karl!
Tinsley of Blacksburg, .Mrs. Ruth!
Lardis of Durham, and George Adair!
of Griffin, Ga. i
^AI*T. PERKINS will stop at our store and give
away a number oPsouvenirs to the rrowd. He
will also give a pantoutime de^nerst’^tian cf the
NK>\ FRIGIDAIRE. Be here!
Capt. Rube Perkins
SAYS:
DON’T FAIL TO SEE
Baldwin's Grocery
“Good Things To EaP* Phones 99 and 100
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DALRYMPLE REUNION
HELD LAST FRIDAY
Many de.scendants of the Dairymple
|I|family gathered Friday, July 2H, for
their annual reunion, which is held
yearly at the family burying ground |!
at l>alrymple spring, one mile from';
Kinards. Many old and familiar faces j;
I as well as new ones were noted among
the gathering of the de.scendants of :
'this old and noble family. Forty-six|
; families were represented among the
1 approximately 140 persons attending.
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j After everyone had renewed ac-
o I quaintanccs and'exchan|:ed memories
of auld lang syne th most enjoyable
feast was spread aj^ enjoyed by all.
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The new Frigidaire that
uses no more current than
one ordinary lamp bulb
Come To Our Store for
Free Demonstration Friday
Here is one of the most sensational Fri|^
aires ever built. It actually uses no more
current than one ordini|uy lamp bulb!
Think what that mean^ in low cost of
operation!
And with this amazing economy th^
is a combination of conveniences nmer
before found in an electric refrigerator.
^ ; The licw ice trays with automatic re^'
leasing so that they slip out of the freezer
at a touch of the finger. There is cztra
room for tall containers—automatic de
frosting-a compartment for frozen storage-
With these conveniences—with distinc
tive new style, porcelain interior and a
finish of sparkling white Dulux—with in
built dependability and genuine Fri^daire
qurdity throughout—every detail marks
this new Frigidaire as an outstanding
value. We invite you to call and see it for
yourself.
COSTS ONLY
96.
PUIS FRf 0H»
INSTALLATION • FEDEIAL TAX PAID
V4 MORE FOOD SPACE
The
Frigidaim arc built with m highly efli-
saving in8-.iltMm pving the cahmrt
outside dimcnsKna but much greater tt>ud
RIG I DAI RE
K QEHiRAL MOTORS VAlUf
# New all-pareelaia
on display. Sk them. Theat Super
Scries Fngulaires, srith doross of
acw caavenencea, are the tiwcM
dcctnc 'cirlgcrators eves bualt.
BALDWIN’S GROCERY
DISTRISUTORS