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f Mi,y‘i r The Woman’s Page SOCIETY EVENTS, CLUB AND CHURCH NEWS OF INTEREST PARTY GIVEN AT COrNTKY CIA H Mn'and Airs. Jg^. C. Adair and Mr. Telephone 258 AUXILIARY EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE TO MEET Th^ executive committee of the Wo- Thunnan L. Finley announce the mar riage of their daughter, Emmie Lou, and Charles C. Madden, of Clinton and ; SHOWER FOR MISS. FINLEY, BRIDE-ELEIT Mi ss Ix)is Martin and Mis.s Virginia and Mrs. J. A. Chandler entertained j entertained with a miscellant' for Mrs. S. R. McMaster and Miss shower Thui^day afternoon at j Hallie Hatsfield wtih a swimming home of Mrs. L. E. Moore, compli-i party on Thursday afternoon at the j Miss Margaret Finley, ofjj^oST Lakeside Country club. j Clinton, who will be married Septem- Swimming was enjoyed. Later a de-, ^ * Weldon, of Detroit, licious picnic supper was served in the j Mich. club rooms. ■ Lovely garden flowers furnished a Other guests of the enjoyable event, setting for the affair. After were Dr. and Mrs. T. J. Peake, Mrs. i ^h® honoree was presented M. L. Duskin and Mr. and Mrs. R. » variety of beautiful gifts. iW A N T S FOR RENT—-6-room house or .Ar'ide- my street. Apply to J. A. Bailey. John Holland fountain pen, man's siae. Blade. Reward. S. A, Pitts. |tc MONEY TO LOAN on farm lands at 5% interest and easy terms. Also first and second mortgages refinanced A1 through Farm Loan Commissioner and Pitts. man's Auxiliary of the First Presby-1 Laurens, August 10. The bride is an terian church will meet Monday after-|^ff*‘®®^ive young woman and widely ^noon at 4 :30 at the church. ' j popular. Mr. Madden is a graduate of MRS- GUS MASON ENTERTAINS VISITOR GIVES PARTV FOR SON / Mrs. Eric Barnes entertained on Monday evening with a lovely party for her .*-00, Kohn. Two tables were attractively ar ranged in the living room amid color ful flowers. •After the games, Elizabeth Barnes assisted her mother in serving ice cream and cake. Presbyterian college. He subsequently j i taught in the Bethune school, but is i taineJ at her home on Saturday morn- ; now connected with an industrial plant; ihg with a three-table bridge at Laurens. iff**' Mrs. S. R. McMaster i — ' j guest of Mrs. John W. Little I Beautiful zinnias brightened the at- [ tractive living room where the games were played. At noon a delicious delicious sweet course was served. ! Federal Land Bank. W. T. Bolt, At- The guests included Miss Amaryl-itorney. Peoples-Enterprise Bank Bldg., lis Smith. Misses E.stelle, Eula Mae, Laurems, S. C. 9-7-4tp and Miattie Bell Martin, Mrs. R. J. j Copeland and Mrs. Pete Bennett of Mrs. Gus Mason, of Laurens, enter-j (['ijnton. Miss Louise Hunter of Ora, iturday morn-1 Mrs. Walter Ramage, M iss Nelle, bridge pally j Clapp of Greenwood, and Miss Eliza-'j„_ ^^'®jbeth .Martin ^f Cramerton, N. C.—Thej^^, Laurens .\dv“rtiser. Parents Notice PARTY FOR CHARLESTON VISITOR . As a compliment to her niece, Eve lyn I-ea, of Charleston, Mrs. F. M. Stutt.s entertained on Monday eve ning with a prom party which included a large group of the young set. Variou.s games were played. For re-] BOYT)--Mc('ONNEI.L ^freshments, punch, ice cream and cake Laurens, Aug. 2^, — Mr. and Mrs. :\vere served. ■ James Harvey Boyd of‘Laurens an-j Guests of the enjoyable event were:) nounce the engagement of their j Doris Bolt. Agatha Davis, Peggy' daugl^'r, Miss Sarah Martha Virginia j Spnint, Mary Jane Sturgeon, Ruth Boyd,*nd Dr. Ralph Parks McConnell j Tucker, Ruth Rampey, Frances Cook, of Washington, I). C. The wedding will Helen Guerard. Ojial Daniel, Geneva luncheon was served. Among the guests from here, in ad dition to Mrs. McMaster, were: .Mrs. J. A. Chandler, Mrs. R. C. Adair and Mrs. John W. Little. take place in eai}ly autumn. Moore. Katherine McKee, Walter iXodd. Billy GwenSj Allen MeSween, I Marvin Land, Ilamei McCormick, alter Beaman, Johnnie Malpass, Billy Johnson and Dillard Boland In- j JoJmnie Brmver, Allen Jacobs, - RiCh- viTe(L”a group of the younger set qn anl imts^ler-arulJCdwin GuerariL„—„ Tuesflay evening for a ‘tfrom party”! given in honor of the “.lolly Eight.” ^ DINNER Kailev PROM PARTY MRS. OWENS IS HOSTESS Mrs. R. S'. Owens was hostess an Friday morning at bridge for Mrs. S. R. McMaster of Winnsboro. V’^ari-colored zi/inias formed a lovely setting for the tables. At the conclusion of the games Mrs. R. C., Adair assisted the lio.sless in LOVELY TEA FOR BRIDE.ELErr Miss Rosalie Jones, charming bride- elect, who.se iharriage to^ Fxlward Du- Bose Brailsford, of Summerton, is to be a prominent event of September, was honor guest Pn Tuesday after noon,, when Mrs. J. F. Jacobs, Jr., and Mrs. W. P. Jacob.s entertained at the former’s home. Fall flowers, including dahlias, zin nias, physostegia and dusty-miller, fo}med a colorful background for the guests who assembled at thisxlovely informal tea. \ During the afternoon the ‘guh^ts invited into the tlining Children whose eyes have been un- our care and those parents who want as t6 examine their children’s) eyes before they enter into this year’s school work will please phone us for appointment or bring the children be fore the rush or school opening. We are equipped ia every modem way to render the best in the scien- DAIRY PRODUCTS tific examination of children’s and pre.scribing gla.sses. eyes Drs. Smith & Smith oi'TOMi'rriuspi Clinton, S. C. _ weise- invited into tne tuning, room, semng a dainty salad course "’ith, delicious refreshments ^ - 'served hufTet sivR' ?i .Mrs. Owen.s guests, in addition to were p:-etl]Iy Mrs. McMaster, were; served bul'fet style from the appointed table. .'Serving in the dining t.,.. o ,»oi-Tv I Mr.s. R. E. Wy-j were Missos Isabel Witherspoon, t\tnmg loi a ipiom paiiy 1 Mrs. J. .A. Chandler; Mrs. William I Vance l.«*titiq and MjTeire« honor of the “.lolly Light. .DINNER Kailev Owen's. Mrs. .lohn W. Finnev. | Jones ' •L.D,.ire. Various games were abso enjoyed. ! FOR MSI'LORS c. E. Gallowav. Mrs. .John W. ' Among the guests were Emily Oil- Dr. and Mrs. T. .1. IVake gave a > j Felder Smith. laid, Evtlyn Henry. Louise Coe, Betty , bridge dinner on Friday evening for^ Spiiitt, Frances Simpson, Elizabeth. tboii- hoti^t* guest, .Miss Hallie Hats- Graham, Louise Jacolis, Virginia Lee fit.ld. .Sharing honors with her was LIBR VRY’ NOTICE Chestain, Inez Young, Miriam Don-j\j,s. S. R. .McMaster, who was visit- nan, Margaret Utile, Jack Holland,! Mrs. .John'W. Little. , Otho Johnson, .loe Mc.Millan, Bob Ox- Mixed garden flowei's wdre attruc- Iain ITie with a bride-eleet was rememoered lovely bou«iu«‘l of dahlias. FRONTIS OFFERS SPECIAL SALE FRIDAY and SATURDAY A 20 diHOMint on all Fmin* Pens and l^endLs.* FOR CASH ONLY. FRQNTIS Jewelry Store ley, (Bonn Richey, Robert Mysor, tbe living room where three Billy Lightfoot and Hugh Jacobs. jtables w’ere jilaced. .A, delicious dinner ——1“”"“ . _ was .'<erved on the card tallies, and af- ('H A N i: V- BKF.M A N M A R RI AG E SOLEMNIZED IN NEW JERSEY Mr. and Mrs. Ernest D. Chaney an nounce the marriage of their daugh ter, Ernestine, to .Mr. Sheldon Beginning .Monday, Paul! for the Clinton jiublic Sept. 4, hours j library will be Everything In FLOWERS At Minimum N. R. A. Prices 1 WHOLE MILK (One Delivery) (Jallon 40c Quart 13c Pint Half Pint 5c HEAVY ( REAM Quart 70c Pint 35 c"" —Half Pint— . 20c Also Fre.'h Vegetnbles In Season. Edward B. Martin Deliteries 8 and 9 A. M. Phone 27:{-J PARTY FOR ( ROSS HILL VISITOR On-Tuesday afternoo George and the Watts Cnpcland^entertained with a‘were . lovely bridge party" in honor of her 1 Adair, Mr. and Mrs. .1. A. ( handle’,| house guest, Mis.s Polly Coleman, 'ofr.Mr.-and Mrs.^^R. J. Pitts and Mr. and j terwards bridge was played. In addition to Dr. and Mi^. Peak“ honor gue.-^ls, the following Cross Hill. The living room was attractive with late summer flowers, whore three tables were arranged for the games. The honor guest was presented with lovely linen handkerchiefs. _Jjate in the afternoon, Mrs. Cope land, assisted Ky Mrs. Mrs. John W. Little. .served tea. dainty sandwiches and iced BRIDGE CLUB ENTERTAINED Tuesday afternoon Mrs. Silas Bair ley entertained the members of her bridge club and ailded two J. A. ^ <>l^*’il^tt,tj^jjj|j^b)haT’ girests: tables for Bei'inan, of Ware, Mass., on Saturday, August 12, at half after eighty o’clock. Tin* cevemony was pet-fivrmtMl in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Oliver E. Buck- ley, Maplewood, N. J. Dr. Caiiwright, friends of the groom, officiated. "ThFaTtSTrWffsllOt'draUurill ivy, guld^ enrod and fern. ^Irs.! Wayne \'an Vranken, of Brook lyn, N. Y., attended the bride. Mr. Wayre Van \’ranken was best man. The ring ceremony was used. A FIN LEY-MADDEN I/aurens, Aug Arrangements of late summer flow- 'ers were effectively used for decora- Ition. After a number of progressions, the hostess .served a tempting 2r». — .Mr. and .Mrs. course with tea. lovely reception followed the wedding. The bride was attired in a becoming suit of black and white and her bou quet was composed of talisman roses and fern. FOR I -■ salad IDO Per Cent NRA We are glad to join in thi.s great movement to restore have Uncle Sam's F^agle prosperity—we are proud to perched upon our doors. May he reign long and well— bringing happiness and prosperity back to e* c~y house hold it is our privilege and pleasure to .serve. OUR CUSTOMERS COMIp FIRST We will not jump at a chance to profiteer. We will pass tho savings of quality merchandise along to you, our customers. Specials This Week: » ~ ' '' ■ ' 5‘ 5‘ 5‘ 5‘ TOMATO JUICE, No. 1 can lOMAIOES, No. 1 can PORK & BEANS, 1 lb. can - BIG HOMINY, No. 1 can , JUMBO PEANUT BUTTER, 1 Ib. jar VINEGAR, Quart Banquet TEA» hi Ib. Silver Medal SALAD DRESSING Quart Regular HAM, .I7V2 15‘ 15' 20' 25' Lb. Picnic HAM, Lb. PORK CHOPS, Lb Mfx SAUSAGE, Lb VEAL ROAST, Lb BEEF ROAST, Lb. PORK ROAST, Lb - - VEAL CUTLETS, Lb - . STEW BEEF, 3 lbs DRESSED TROUT, Lb. . .. . m 15' 10' 15' 15' 17V2‘ 25' i25‘ 20' LOVELY PARTY BRIDE-ELECT Wednesday morning .Mrs. John Hol land Hunter gave a lovely niiscelldn- eous shower in honor of Miss Rosalie Jones, popular bVide-eleet of Septem ber. as follow.'*' From 2 to 1:31) |>. m., on Monday. Wedne.sday ami Friday. Clinton Flower Shop) WHAT DO P. S. Jeanes Member F\ T. D. Phone 33 DO? llllllllillllllllllllllllillllllllllH itiTNoriafe^Tairwfi^— Now Is The Time To Buy Here Is The Place.... We Are Doing Our Part- Boiujuets of mixed garden flowers were usfHl in the living room. ; A number of beautiful gifts were ju-esented to the honor guest in a very novel manner. I During the morning .Miss Agnes Da- Jvis a'^sisted the hostess in serving a I(Iclicious salad course. .Aiiiong the iiiA'ited guests, in addi ction, to Miss Jones, were; .Mrs. J. J. UTU-nwell, Mrs. Addison .Neighbors, .Mrs. .Silas Bailey, .Mrs. W. 1*. Jacolis, .Mrs. J. F. Jacob.s, .Ir., .Mrs. W. A. i.Johnson, Mrs. .^rthur (’ojieland, Mrs. j Robert Benn, .Mis.ses Hetty Wood- j worth, Rosanna Vance, Isabel Wither- < M spoon, Gleon Bitts, Alma Davis, Ze- lime Davi.s, Lydie Davis, Ellen (’ope- land, Kathryn and Margaret Jones. Mrs. Myrtle Hunter and Mrs. F. D. Johes called later in the morning. ARE YOU? MRS. LTITLE ENTERTAINS FOR GUEST To honor her house guest, Mrs. S. R. McMa.ster, of Winnsboro, Mrs. John rfv\’. idttle entertained the members of her Jiridge club on Thursday wTtTi. a lovely bridge luncheon. „ Bowls of colorful dahlias, and zin nias were artistically arranged in the ■living room. The guests were served a (lelectahie four-course luncheon at 'charmingly ajipointed tables. After wards bridge was enjoyed. I Mrs. Little’s guests included: .Mrs. jx. J. Peake, Mrs. J. A. ('handler, Mrs. IR. G. Adair, Mrs. Wm. Bailey Owens, I Mrs. Thomas Jacobs, Mrs. L. B. Dil lard, Mrs. Horace Payne, Mrs. R. S. Owens, Mrs. S. C. Mays, Mrs. M. L. Duskin, and Miss Hallie Hatsfield. We have always stood on a creed of quality, with the lowest prices iMissible f(»r our customers, so naturally we are heart and soul for the NUA movement aside from its patriotic sig nificance. 1 he successful operation of the NRA principle impels quality in that it involves fair prices, fair wage.s, fair profits. Keep the Wheels of Progress Turning Our shelves are bulging with new goods purchiised before the big rise in prices, goods on which you can save money. And when we urge you to buy now, we sincerely = believe you will save from 20 (^nt To 33 1-3 Per Cent Take Advantage of These Specials This Week PIECE GOODS This Week’s Prizes Will Be: First Prize-r-24 Tbs. My-T Pure Flour. Second Prize—10 lbs. Sugar. Third Prize—6 Dinner Plates. ’ Fourth Prize—3 lbs. Beef Roast. Fifth Prize—3 boxes MortonV Iodized Salt. With Each 50c You Spend With Us You Are Given a Chance To Win a Prize time of drawing CHANGED to rO’CLOCK Good Heavy " ^9^ 6-oz. Ticking „ - 1 ■ . • (■ood Heavy ore Blue 8 oz. Denim . ZI) 36-in. vat dye 10^ 80x80 Dress Prints lU Fast c(.lor Broadcloth, Pajama Checks and Linene, short lengths lU LITTLE BOY HAS BIRTHDAY PARTY Friday afternoon Richard Stutts in vited a number, of little friend.s to help celebrate hi.s sixth birthday with a party. ^ Jolly games end contests were en joyed on the lawn. The winners, Mar garet Peters, Robbie King and Andrew Johnson, were given attractive prizes. During the afternoon the children, singing “Happy Birthday,” marched into the dining-room. A birthday cake centered the table. Tiny cakes, ice cream, peanuts and candy were served. Mrs. James I>ea and Evelyn Lea as.si.sted Mrs. Stunts. • The little jfqlk^^present, in addition to the pnze winners, were: Samuel Bowles, Murphy Timmerman, Allen las Suddeth, Cornelia Harris, Norma and I SS Barbara Anderson, I.iaura .Frances Hudgens, Karl Johnson, Jr, James ^ Austin Chandler, Peggy Copeland, jS Clara Johnson, Clinkscales Winn and(~ 2H-inch heavy fast color IMav Cloth . 15' MEN’S WEAR Hajiovec. Dress Shirts $1.09 Men's Heavy Work Shirts— B9c and 79c I'^’s G^ P M Wo ood Pants $1.25 .Men'sTiood Rain C^ts $3.98 Boys’ Good Work Shirts 50' Men's Good Sturdy Strong Work Shyes- *1.49 *1.69 *1.98 LADIES’ READY-TO-WEAR — NEW DRESSES — NEW COATS — NEW HATS — NEW SHOES Our fall line has been carefully selected by one of the most experienced buyers in New York (^ty, and we ask an opportunity to show you—and solicit your patronage. You will find new garments arriving almost daily at our store. You will also find our prices well in keeping with the quality of our goods. . • • • , PLENTY OF SALES LADIES TO - Hundreds of People Are Taking Advan- SERVE YOU. tage of Our l,.ay-by Plan. ELLISON’S, Ne^xt To Rose's _5c and 10c Store iSmS - —