The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, August 10, 1933, Image 3
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THfjilSDAY, AUGUST l()i, 1933
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THE GLINTON CHRONICLE
PAGE THREE
The Woman’s Page
SOCIETY EVENTS,
CLUB AND CHURCH NEWS OF INTEREST
Telephone 258
ijcakes were served by Mrs. W. P. .Ta-jfirst lady with a certificate < of life Carrie Ropp, and Joe Ropp of Colum-I
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11 cobs and Miss Bessie Jones. I membership at larjje. The six Revolu.
j The invited jruests included: pAmily tionary ancestors will be supplement-
Dillard, Gene Bowles, Betty Spratt,,ed by a delineal research apd an cm-
}lx)uise Coe, Evelyn Henry, Ixiuise Ja-j bossed certificate will be pr; sented to
. _ C ARD OF THaCaNK.S
la, Mr. and Mrs. L. 1* Wallace, Miss; We wish to thank our many friends
Mary .lohnson, J. W. H-ey. J. IC. Rush,! for their kindness- and .-Sympathy
E. Co -ley and J. .^howm us durinjr the illne*^ and death
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D.
cobs, Inez Younp, Frances Simpson,
Robert Wysor, Billy Lightfoot, W. P.
her at a future datc.’V^>
, .\11 the states and eijrht
foreiKn
!r
G. Thompson. T.
Jennings of Greenwood.
Baldwin, C. W. Wier, Henry filing jxountries now have chapters of
and Tench Owens. iDaugh^rs of the American Revolu-1
“ . tion. '
Final Inspection
Of Plowed Fields
ENGAGEMENT [MEETING HELD
ANNOUNCED ',WITH .MRS. LONG
Dr. and Mrs. Dudley Jones announce j On Monday evening Mrs.
the engagement of their daughter, j Long and Miss Miriam Nelson
Rosalie Wyman, to Mr. Edward Du-j joint hostesses at the regular monthly
Bose Brailsford, son of Mr. and Mrs.'meeting of the Y. W. .A. of the First; Leake, and her uncle, J. Will Leake.
T 1.' T) BA A 1 A.. X* AA AAA aJ .m X O . m ..m A.A A- A.A I W O f S C* 4 V% 1 9 «* n A ^ 4 V\ ^ ▼ 4 Vt A 1 fY^ 1 . J ] * A 1 1 rWl 1
wedding took place Thursday,
MISS SUSAN MOODY
WEDS IN NEW YORK
The announcement of the marriage j
jof Miss Susan IVloody, of N>»w’ York,
twilj be received with cordial interest
Edw’ard b/ her numerous friends here where
werejghe has frequently visited her aunts,
Mrs.“Ct C. Bailey and Miss Mayme
ADDITIONAL LOCALS
L. E. Brailsford of Summertofi.
LOVELY DINNER
FOR VISITORS
On Thursday evening Dr. and Mrs.
B. fl. Henry entertained w'ith a lovely
“dinner party in honor of Mrs. W. T."
WingoNof Cincinnati, Ohio, Mr. and
Mrs. T. Howell and Dr. Julian How
ell of Maripn, Ala.
Baptist church, at the home of the
I former.
j An interesting program was given
'with Miss Mary Pinson as leader. 0th-
[ers taking part on the program were:
Misses Frances Sheely, Miriam Nel-
isopi Frances Bailey, Elizabeth Sheely.
and Mary Bobo.
The w’edding took
July 27th, at high noon at the Episco
pal iHiurch in Bronxville, when Miss
Moody became the bride of Henry
Irving Jolly, the vows being said in
the presence of a limited number of
relatives and clo-e friends.
I Committeeman of this county took!
.Mr. and Mrs, James Moore of York.'AMonday morning for final,
are visitipg the latter’s parents, Mr! cotton fields plowed up]
and .Mrs. T. J. Blalock. * under provisions of the recent govern-'
Bill. Scott of Easley, is visiting his reduction program. >
aunt and uncle, .Mr. and .Mrs. R. E.i Barksdalb com-
Sadler. ' ttiunity, turned into the county agent’s
Thomas McKittrick has returned to!®^^**^** complete blanks
his home in Mountville, after being ’"rewarded to Washington. Other
patient at Dr. Hays’ hospital the pa.st follow as rapidly as they
few days. completed. No check will be mailed
.Mrs.' B. Poster 'of Uolumhia. isp’^‘‘* "performance and certifica-
sponding some time with Mrs. .Nannie^'*'" ' ^'heots are sent to Washington.
riu
of our beloved mother. Mrs. Corrie
Adair. ".Also for the beautiful floral
offerings and the untiring efforts of
her nurses and doctors,. May God’s
richest blessings rest upon each one.
Mrs. H. J. Nabors.
, 1. O. Adair.
J. I. Adair.
L. L. .Adair.
•A. B. ..Adah*.
j The bride's wedding gown was an
Tempting refreshments w'ere served, inipoi-ted model of honey triple sheer
crepe adorned with yoke and sleeve I
LTITLE PEOPLE ■ motifs of .Alencon lace, the ensemble
ENJOY ROAaST ' being completed with a short coat of
On Monday evening Virginia Sadler the same materia! trimmed in beige
entertained the members of the “Skull, Hei hat. shoes and accessories
BIBLE CLASS
HOLDS’MEETlNt;
The Young Ladies’ Bible class of
the Associate RefoCpied Pre.sbyterian'and Cross Bones” club and Bill Scott |"’cre of brown and she wore a corsage ^
church met Monday e4^ning w’ith Miss of Easley, with a weiner roast at the j of orchid.s. Immediately tion
Kathryn Coleman as hostess. jhome of Mrs. Marie Owens, where ceremony the bridal party assem-, Miss
After devotional exerc|^ses led by'weiners w'ere roasted over an open-; the home of the bride’s P®*'‘' j.^>veral
.Miss Mirian Coleman, the evening was air oven. 'ents, where a beautiful wedding'
spent in making baskets for si^k mem- Miss Nancy Owens assisted Mrs. R.' breakfast was served to the invited
hers. ’ * \ E. Sadler in entertaining. |guests. The bride and groom left iin-
At the cohclusron dainty nmresh-^ Those enjoying the occasion were: * >i'i‘<hately afUr for the mountains of
Virginia Dillard, Jo Copeland, Elliott' Ma.ssachusetts.
Jacobs, Margaret Lightfoot, (t. Pitts.j Miss .Moody is the daughter of Mr.
Kit Young, Ixiuise Bitts, Billy Mrs.vi'hailes E Iward .Moody. She
-4pn and h-by Hipp. j was educated at
\ |Siiartanbui-g, and
|PIC>^IC PARTY jsity. New York, and graduated from
-A. Pitts an4 family. , < ^
Dr. 1*. D. Jones returneil Tuesday
from Washington, D. C., where he has
been attending summer .school at
George Washington universi*y.
Dossey McFadden, Reedie Davi.s of
i Sumnn'rton. and George Dunlap of
Rock Hill, returned yesterday from
Ghicago, where they have l>een attend
ing the Century of Progress
expo.m-
insjHftors will turn down any
contract unle.ss the cotton is destroyed
lUO per cent. That is. no growing cot
ton must be showing in the fidd. Ter
race rows must ht* destroyed, and also j
the roots of plants where cotton has!
been mowed or cut with grass hook.
I’hese^are requirements sent out from ,
VVa.shington.
t)nly about one-fourth of the “no- '
tice of acceptance’’ blanks have been
ments were served.
Copie AMcGrary is spen ling Washington, according
days in Florence with Miss X® ‘‘Kent. Others t
' Betsy Lynch. '" mailed to farmers as soon as '
I Mr. and .Mrs. E. 1). Graig, aceom-l‘^‘‘y agent’s office from'
^panied by * the latter’s sister. Miss oepartment of agriculture
Alice Patterson, of Wrens, Ga.. left
j Saturday, to visit the Century of Pi*o-
ANNOUNCEMENT
Our Tea Room will be closed
through today due to painting
and improvements now' under
way.
‘ We will re-«)pen I’*Iday marn-
In'r for business and ready to
verve our customers without in
terruption.
Mary Musgrove
Tea Room
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G(K)D DIAMONDS
ARE SAFE INVESTMENTS
ESPECIALLY WHEN PRK ES ARE
<;OING UP.
MEnilODIST CIRCIaES
MEET MONDAY
The circles of the Broad Street
.Methodist church will hold their regu-
,, Among the out-of-town iieople
• rrulay for the funeral of .Mrs. ( i
( onimbia univer- . ■ ■ ,, , ,, „ , ,
, 1 . 1 ,• .Adair were: ..li. and Mrs. ( . L. ,b
lar monthly meeting on .Monday af- FOR
ternoon at 1 o’clock at the following -A del
!Vn{. McM
lelightful
jilaces:
Circle No. 1 Mrs. K. Mood Smith,
hostess; .Mrs. F. I). Dawkins, leailer.
Circle No. 2—.MGs. J. M. Pitts, host
ess; .Mrs. H. O. Chambers, .leader.
Circle No. J—Mrs. J. li .Adair, host
ess; Mrs. Henderson Pitts, leader.
Circle .No. 4 —■ Mrs. R. J. Ellison,
hostess; .Mrs. C. N. Mills, leader.
MILL.AN ithe .New York Scho »1 c'f Fine and .Ap.
outing was enjoyed last pl'i'tl Arts.
W’ednesday afternoon at Curry’s lake! J'^H.v is a native Georgian htit
by the children and grandchildren of li'ed in New York for a number
.Mr. and .Mrs\.l. C. Mc.Millan. The oc-j .V‘ u s where he is engaged j,n the
casion was the\75th birthday of Mi . jI'dvertising business.
Mc.Millan. \ j 'H'- “nd Mrs. Joliy will be at home
A picnic sup|)er\\vas served and a!Lt>Her .August ITith, at Fleetwood Tei
joined in wishing him many ha|ipy j I'lW’e, Mount Vernon, .N. Y.
birthdays. \ j *
Tho.se pre^sent were M)r. and Mrs. (lU ARLE7S-Mc(JILL
Idren,
gress exposition in Chicago. ^ ‘
Among the out-of-town jieoplt* here
orrie
) ones
of Concord, N. ('.. John W. Ronp of
Cross Hill, .Mr. and .Mrs. M. M. Tem
pleton, Brooks Swygert, R. R. Fink-
hiner of Laurens, (I. W. Bundrick and
.Mrs. James Bundrick of Pomaria, Rev.
and .Mrs'. ('. K. Wise and children, Mrs.
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Treat yourself to the olea-sures fine
jewelry gives I
—A small deposit will hold for fur-
LIQUID - TABI.BTS - SALVE
Checks Malaria in 3 days. Colds first
day. Headaches or Neuralgia
in .30 minutes.
FINE LAXATIVE AND TONIC
Most Speedy Remedies Known.
ther delivery.
FRONTIS
Jewelry Store
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LOVELY PARTY
FOR VISITORS
On W'^ednesday evening Mis.s Mary
I). Black entertained w^h a lovely
lawn party in honor ofNher house
guests, Misses Eunice Touchberry and
Alice W’alker, of Summerton.X *
After an enjoyable evening ice
cream and cake wa.s served. Miss
Black wa.s assisted in entertaining yy
her sister. Miss Frances Black.
The guests included:
May F7dwards, Bright
Dora Lancaster, I.,aura
B. H. Heniy and childiVn, Mr. and
Mrs. J. C. McMillan, Jr., ab^l children.
.Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Baldwin and chil
dren, Mrs. W. T. Wingo and sot), Billy,
of (’incinnati, Ohio, Mr. and
A. Howell and Dr. Julian How
Marion, Ala.
Mrs.
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T.
of
'SUNDAY SCHOOL
CLASS ENTERTAINED
On Monday evening Bol> Jones and
Hugh Jacobs entertained the members
Misses Lalalpf their Sunday school class and the
Alice (Jile.s, [‘Molly Eight” club with "a “treasure
F'rances Bet-'hunt” at the home of the latter in Col-
sill, .Arthur Black, Kohn Barnes, Cecil (legexView. *
Lawter, Boyd Underwood, Bobby j After the hunt a number of pro-
Steer, Angus Mertin, David .Andrews !gressiv\ games were enjoyed. Late in
and David Glenn. ' Ithe everHng ice cream and dainty
Store Hours H A. M. to (> 1*. M. and on Saturday H A. M.
to 9 M. \Ve Ask Vour Full. Cooperation By
Trading Durinjf These Hours.
USE YOUR PHONE
SAVE TIME - MONEY
AND ENERGY
“You Can Get Everything Here for
Every Meal”
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CORN KI.AKES.
3 pk^s.,
SPECIALS THIS WEEK
25'
RellogK’sXPEP,
pkfr.
10'
QUAKER
pk«.
JELLO,
3 pkRs.
\ - -
.wIAR TOPS,
dozen
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JAR RINGS,
dozen
i
CERTO,
bottle ....
30
Octagon SOAP,
2 for
5
VEAL ROAST,
Lb. .!\
15'
BEEF ROAST,
Lb. ...
15
LAMB ROAST,
PORK CHOPS,
Lb. X
15'
W EDDING AT SUMTER ,=
McCormick, Aug. Iv-^lAively in ulLss
its simplicity and beauty was the cer-1 sz
emony in which Miss Lucia Quarles |
anti Rufus Greer McCJill were wedded
Wednesday morning, July 2d, at 10;3()
o’clock at the old colonial country
home of the bride near MA’ormick.
Only members of the immediate fam-
iHes and a few close friends were
pi’Xient.
The 'vows Were spoken in the spa-
ciousHiving room in front of an im-
proviseX altar of ferns and crepe myr
tle. MixtH flowers were used in pro
fusion throughout the hall and living
room. \
The pastor \of the bride, I>r. E. V.
Carson, officiated, using the impress
ive ring service.X
Mi.ss Jean Qua:rle.s, niece of the
britle, rendered thepuptial music.
The bride and grXmi entered to
gether. .She was attireX in^ber going-
away tlress of navy bha^ crefie with
blue accessories.
Mrs. .McGill is the young\st daugh
ter of .Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Q\«irles of
MeCormiek. She W'as educatedXat Iva
high school and Wintbrop ettllegX The
; attractive brunette, with her eharXing
j personality, is loved and admired, by a
large circle of friends.
.Mr. .McGill is originally from York
[county, but is now a prosperous busi-
ness man of Kinanls.
The couple left immediately after
the ceremony for a short wedding trip,
after which they will he at home to
their many friends at Kinards,
MRS. lUiCSEVELT
IS MEMBER OF D.
That the wife of
of
I»ORK ROAST,
Lb. :x..
VEAL CUTLETS,
Lb
25'
Smoked SAUSAGE,
Lb. .
m
Bre
reakfast Sausag^e,
■V
1
25'
KINDLY PHONE YOUR ORDE
ING WEEK DAYS, AND 8
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i ON
BEFORE 5:30 DUR-
SATURDAYS.
N-
^is Week’s Prizes Will Be:
First Prize—6 lb. Picnic Ham.
St^ond Prize—10 lbs. Sugar.
Third l*riz€—3 cans Dessert Peaclies.
Fourth Prize—6 Dinner Plates.
Fifth Prize—6 Ice Tea Glasses.
With Eaeh 50c You Spend With Us You\Are
Given a Chance To Win a Prize
TIME OF DRAWING CHANGED TO 8 0’CL(
's Grocery'
“Good Things To Eat
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Phones 99 and
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A. IL
J ... the. [iresident
t-he United States is one of the most
j interesting women of the world today
!' goes without saying, but not t'^i this ! SS
fact ;ilone dops she owe her ooimlarii v i ~
!! and friendly manner.
'i The fact that .she became a member
I of the National Society of Daughters
|Xf the American Revolution at their
M last April meeting of the Continental
’'eungress is of^pecradTite to the
■' li)0,(K)() (laughters thmughout the land,
; South Carolina daughters who have
',not had the plea.sure of seeing the bul-
Ijletin published by the I). A. R. na-
tjlional publicity commitU'e will be in-
II terested in the following excerpt from
’, this paper: '
11 “Mrs. F’ranklin Delano Roosevelt,
' wife of h'ranklin I). Roosevelt and
11 first lady of the land, is now a mem- s
[;ber of the 'National Society of the
Daughters of the American Revolution
and her membership is No. 281,200,
showing at least six Revolutionary an
cestors. Mrs. Roosevelt’s application
[together with accompanying proof of
1 descent was among 900 others report-
jed by Mrs. Stanley P’orman Reed, reg-
I istrar general, at the board meeting
on April 22.
“So, when Continental congress con
vened, there was again a daughter of
t^ Revolution in the White House,
thXfirst since (’aroline Scott Harri-
3on,\vife of President Benjamin Har-
Most Evm*ything IsL.Going
UP!! UP!!
AND WE FEEL THAT IT WOULD BE UNFAIR TO YOU. OUR UUSTO.MKRS,
NOT TO TELL YOU ABOUT IT!
HIGHER WAGES
MINIMUM HOURS
NEW PROFIT TAXES
PROCESSING TAXES
ABE (iOlNG TO .COMPEL PR|TF>? TO A1)VAN('E
BUT
We soil Have a Good Supply of Slock Bought Below
Present Wholesale Prices—and We Are Passing Our
Saving On To You!
COME IN TO SEE US. THERE ARE MANY PLEASANT
IN(i YOU! PRIC ES ARE (JOING Ul*! BiJY NOW AND P
SURPRISES A\v AIT-
UT IT AWAY!
WE COOPERATE 100‘
WITH THE NRA WITH
AND MORE PAY.
SHORTER HOURS
C^od Vat Lye Broadcloth,
36 inch, short lengths
10'
46-inih Pajama Checks, white
pink and blue, short lengths
10'
Lintnt^, 40-inch,
and ros*e
blue
10'
White Madras, for shirts
and blouses
10'
Toweling, go6d quality,
shut I lengths--
Vat Dye Cretonnt
39 inch, Kood gualHy .
Kf.., 15
Vat 4^¥« Fast
Prints
Color
15.., 15
(iood (tirade
HI X 90 Sheets '
79'
English Broac'cloth,
white only, mercerized, 40-inch
i-i.son and the first president general
'of the National Society of D. A. R.
i “Mrs. Roosevelt’s ancestors traced
and affirmed are: Jacobus Roosevelt,
a captain; Jacobus J, Roosevelt, a sol-
Idier in the commissary department;
Cornelius Van Schaack, a rrtajor in
militia; Qaniel Stewart, a Georgia sol-
idier; ThoVnas Potts, a'deputy in pro-
jvincial congress, and Arehibald Bul
lock, president and coinmander-in-
;chief of Georgia in 1776 andT777.
j “When Mrs. Roosevelt received the
1 members of the Continental congress
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W hite House Friday afternoon, 1“
The uld reliable Lad-I..a88ie,
fast color, doesn’t fade or tear ..
Solids, Stripes and Checks, 32-iiich.
Genuine 12-mome
Pongee
Hanover Shirts, the old price when cot
ton was 5c. Full selection #1 AA
of colors
N. & W. Overalls,
full cut, pre-shrunk
$1.00
Men’s good sturdy Work Shoes—
0.49 *1.98 S2.98
Boys’ Suits,
3-piece, with
mostly w(M»l, brand
Shorts and Pants—
new,
*2.98 *3.50 *3.98
Boys’ New Suits, Ixing Pants,. 3-pie:‘e—
*4.50 *595 *6.115
(let the little fellows ready for .school.
Rain (’oats at the old price. ha<s Di
match— ,
*2.00 t® *3.00
Buy now while we have your size,
next ones will be higher.
The
Just a limited number of good full-fash
ion Ladies’ Hose. Strictly Hrsts. JAc
Nice selection of colors
25 dozen of those large
Bath Towels
10'
Hugh S. Johnson, Recovery .Ydminis-
[rn.tQr, savs: “Turn your money into
things, because almost before you can
f'raw a breath, the things you want will
' orth mere than the money. You can
•saveVby buying now.”
Be Sure to See the New Fail i^^ESSES and SHOES
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A Gcod IMace To Traded'* CUnton, S.C.
Rose’s Sc aad 10c Store
preKidant general pie.sented
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