The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, February 15, 1934, Image 3
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The Ginton Chronicle, Clinton, S. Thursday, February 15, 1934
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Woman’s Tage
SOCIETY EVENTS,
CHURCH NEWS OF INTERESf
Telephone 258
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man of pa^es, Mrs. Frank Thackston;
the president’s pages, -Miss' Virginia
Farrow, Miss Mai-y McLean^ McKis-
sick. Miss Diva Landrum and Misses
May and Osjyer Mauldin; publicity,
Mrs. W. P. Barton and Mrs. J. C. Gar-
lington. ^ _
State Income Man
Coming Feb. 21-22
Witherspoon Bill
Passes Both Houses
F. I... Cooper. Jr., agent of the S. C. I ’TTi** hour.e of repm.srntotiVcs
Tax commission, is sehedul'<^d to l>e in ,'lay.s ago concurred in .senate
Clinton at the Commercial Bank on to a bill declaring non-
I February 21-22 to aid income tax pay-j hhelous the printing in newspapers .of
ers in making out their returns, ac- the names of persons-Whose drivers
the publication.of the nanie.s of driv
ers of automobiles whose drivers’ li-
cen.ses have been suspended by the
: highway department, the li.sts to be
published in full, with the addresses
sev-iof the driver.s listed.
1). A..K. TO MEET
:.EXT WEEK
The Daughters of
the
Mrp. Charles Workman, Mrs. George
H. iOdiorne, Mrs. Harry Bolick, Misses
.\merican Helen Milam, Gladys Aldi;ed and liil-
lian Barns Browning.
kevolution will meet Welfnesday af
ternoon. Feb. 21. at 4 o’clock with Mrs.
H. D. Henry. As.sistant hostesses‘will ^hKISTTAN ENDEAVOR
be Ml'S. W. W. Harris and Mrs. D, W.|
Ma.son. I Senior Christian Endeavor so-
MR. AND MRS. dXLEY HAVE
WEDDING ANNIVERSARY
On the'^occasion of their twentieth'cording to W. R. Bradley, director of
wedding jmniversary, Mr. and Mrs. the income tax divisiom-
W. C. Oxley entertained last Wednes
day evening at their handsome new
home in College View with a brilliant
reception. _
licenses have been suspended by the i
highway department There was no; \fr. Herman
debate on concurring Readily, and the;whites: “A few
Mow One Man '
Lost 22 Poimds
Runkis, of Detroit,.
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line.s of thank.s from
the
CHURCH WORKERS
MEET MONDAY
The auxiliary the First Presby
terian church will meet next Monday
afternoon at 4 o’clock in the church
auditorium. The executive board will
meet at .3:o0 preceding the session.
ciety of the Fii^st Presbyterian church
entertained with a “social” on last
Saturday evening at the lakeside
Country club.
During the evening cream and cake
were served.
TEMPERANCE GROUP
MEETS TODAY
Mr. Bradley called attention to the
amended income tax law which re-fy^****^^**'a rheumati.sm suffered My first bot-
^uires every individual who received been signe»l by tjp ^f Kruschen .Salt.s took all of the
'.$1,000 or more if single and $1,S00 or
I The lower floor j)f the home was^niore if married, to make a return. A
thrown ensuite^-and attractively dec-j return is also required of every indi-
. orated with cut flowers. On the con- vidual receiving a total of more than-
I sole in the hall was a bowl of daffo- $100 of interest or dividend^, “Vegard-
dils, while in the Jviing room and den , less of the amount of his or her other
white carnations and daffodils were income. Every corporation or partner-
effective. Shaded lights and b|azing! ship is required to file returns regard-
log fires in the living roonv and den'less of the amount'^of income,
added charm to the spacious rooms, j addition to the returns of income,
Greeting the guests at the door every person, firm or corj>oration is genuine regret to many who .America.
governor. i , aches and swell'ngs out of my joints
The hill wa.s introduciN] in the house with my first bottle I went on
by J. I). Witherspoon, of Ijiurtm.s. ami ,11,.^ and lost 22 pounds an<i now feel
K. I. Lane, of Richland, and was pass- y man.”
ed 'Viithout extended debate. In the -r 1. r. » ft.. 1 11,.
.1. j". . . . . - T.t Ivtse fat safely anti quickly take
senate ut aroused ruL‘at«d and prolong- u if * f 1 f l- u
J ~ * t.. , ... one-half teasnoonfu! t>f Kruschen
ed argument. It makes non-lihelous ■ . , r u . . k..f
-1 Salts in a glass of hot water before
days by reports that her condition breakfast every morning -an ^.>c bot-
was improving. The news yesterday tie lasts 4 weeks (let it. at Young’s
that she had .suffertnl a relap.se I’harmacy, or any tirug store in
a
were Dr. and Mrs. T. J. Peake. Mr.
The members and guests were: .Ag- i” v n , required to make a return 01 inior-
atha Jone.s, Katherine Graham, Mary i f"! ‘ taxpayer made pay-
* • ’ — .tions m the living looni. Assisting ^ents of salaries, wages, rent, com-
Anderson, Irene Dillard, Laetitia
Jones, Edna Switzer, Helen MaTiaffey,
Dill Ellis. Robert McLees, Edgar Stan-
T_i n en tei'tai n ing we re M r. a nd
The W’oman’s Christian Temperance 1 ^0^* Francis Blalock, Alfred Brown-
union will meet Thursday afternoon at Edward Ferguson, Allen Mc-
Mrs. C. FL Galloway, Mr. and
Hansel L. Boyd and Mr. and
W'altev A. Johnson.
Miss Myrtis Holland and FVed Ox-
miasians, etc., in excess of $1,000 or
Mrs.' intere.st pr dividends in excess of $10
Mrs.! to any other individual, partnership
or corporation.
are concerned over her
hoping for her recovery.
illnes.s and If not joyfully sali<fu*d after,
I first iMtttle money hack.
the
the home of Mrs l, Ross Lynn at 3:30 t.«-een, Romdu.s Mcl^mel ami Ra.-.jiey entertained in the hall. At the
ocloek. All members are urred to be well Porter. Mrs. William Bailey entrance were Mr. and
'htl'eroned the party. | Entertaininy in
jthe dining room were Mr. and Mrs.
SORORITY DANCE ijohn W*. Finney, Mrs. J. I). Jeans,
AT COl NTRY C I.UB , .Misses Nancy Owens and Ruth Bailey.
MRS. MARTIN
ENTERTAINS CIRCLE
Mrs, A. V'. Martin was hostess to
the. members of the Business Giyls^^
circle of the First Presbyterian church
on Monday evening. A splendid study
of the Psalms containing “Praise” was
given by Mrs. A. M. Copeland.
Ten members were present and
Mrs. Edward ?Wartin va.s a visitor.
The hostess served a tempting fruit
salad course with cookies and tea.
Mrs. D. J. Woods
Seriously 111
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Alpha Psi Delta, recently oiganized
soiprity at Pre.sbyterian college, gave
ap enjoyable Valentine dance at
Ijakeside Country club on last F
evening. Music was fumi>shed hy**KT
, ... , . Grave concern is felt over the con-
In the spacious dininK room a colorj,,., „ j ^as
scheme of white and-yeliow vraie ttscd;ii:
.1 . VI 1 >1 ill, 1 1 T Iheen seriously ill at the local ho.spiial
ri, »^ The taWo was laid with a lovely laoc.f„^ „:cH.k.s. Ycsrcrday,
ndayl cloth. con Orel with an c^piisiU. ar-1 complications, .she
ranirement of Talisman roses and fern, pneumonia and is seriously
in a silver bowl. \\ hite candles burned ' jjj
in silver holders. Silver bon-lion dish- : ,,.ien,ls in the city of
es of mints and nuts wore placed at ^ ,j,e hiuh-
intervals. Msewhere in the room vases l „ffeetion, have been
snapdragons and
DAVIS WORKMAN
ENTERTAINS FRIENDS
Saturday afternoon Davis Workman
entertained with a V’alentine party.
Various games were enjoyed."^ I>ate
cake and
in the afternoon cream,
candy were served, ■ _ ___ |
Those-who enjoyed the party were:j
Carolyn McSween,«Emily-Martin, Lulaj
Gray Harris, Elizabeth Hatton, Mar-i
tha Lou Blakely, Betty Hunter, Law-1
rence Fergasoiv, Reese Yeung, Jack [
Barnes, Epps Brown Davis and Her-1
bert ( hamberB. !
Mille and his Bandwagon, with a num
ber 6f out-of-town girls jire.sent fmm
sevei-al towns and colleges for the
event.
The decoration of the ball roomSvas
very effective. .A striking arrange
ment of red and white crepe paper
j rallied out the \alentine theme, and AVitherspoon poure<l coffee.
I in a prominent place hung the seal of 1 .Serving tea, coffee, dainty
.Alpha Psi Delta done in the sorority j mints and nuts were
'colors, blue and white. During the
•dance intemiission, the club members
I' seiwed punch and cakes.
held lovely white
carnations. At the table Mrs. R. L.
Hailey pouri'd tea, while Mrs. J. H.
i encouraged during the past several
BIRTHDAY PARTY BV
DUNCAN WORKMAN
Duncan W'orkman gave anNattrac-
tive^ party on Thursday evening.
Proms and V’alentine games were en
joyed.
In the dining room . the taJile W^a.s
. ^ ^ lovely with Valentine d(.*corations. Red
I.UTHEKAN JK)CIETY cre|>e paper extended from the chan-
WITH .MRS. bUBER _ delier to the corners of the table, and
Monday afternoon Mrs. Henry Su-ipj^p^j. hearts were placed at intervals,
her was hoBtess to the Missionary so- ^ ^ cake with emblems which centerod
ciety of St. Johns Lutheran church, j^he table, cau.sed merriment when it
The topic for the afternoon was A, Cake, cream and candy were
Challenge of Chri.stianity.” Mrs. L. V-ij,ei-ved
Pinson gave the devotional. Each j guests were: I>ouise*Coe, F'ran-
member contributed to the interesting Simpson, Emily Dillard, Mary
program. - . F’rances W'eir, Louise Bailey, F>elyn
Mrs. Suher served delicious refresh- Dorothy Edwards. Tench Ow-
lens. Bob Jones, Hugh Jacobs, C'. \V.
....... w-ir 1^ A I W’eir, W'. P. Baldwin and Robert \Vy-
E.MERTAIN
BIBLE CLASS | ‘ '
Mr.'S. Harry Bolick and Miss ‘^“ry„
Todd were joint hostes.s4‘s to the mem-1
hers of-the Young Ladies’ Bible cla.ss'
of the .A.ssociate Reformed Presbyte
rian church on Monday evening.
An interesting program was given
with .Vfrs. Bolick as leader. ] tv . ^ .w,
The hosfe.s.ses served a delicious avt.
.<ala<l course, carrying out the Valen
tine motif, and coffee. -i.
sand-
Carrie ;
Mae Philliiis, Mildred W’hltten, Emily |
F'erguson and Julia Bailey. j
Mr. and Mrs. R. W'. W’ude invited'
the guests into llie..jy;ui:»r4)^;>m, where
Misses .Nannie Sue .Ad’air and Rosanna
Vance served punch. Miss Collette
Griffin and Dr. Delmar Rhame enter-
You can lay-by that Spring
Suit, Coat or Dress
- for Easter
At ELUSON’S
You Too Will Like
Our Good Foods...
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When you are shopping loiLyour FOOIXi^upplies* you
want to be able to select your Food, Meats, (iroceries,and
Fruits in your own way.
THIS WEEK TRY-
THE BALDWIN WAY
:^We make it easy for you to pick only (he best, clean
est, freshest foods with the least trouble.
Knift Pineapple
CREAM SPREAD,
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taine<i the guf,st-s here.
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.A number of musical selections were
given by Miss Mary Kate Hollis. 1
During the evening one hundred and j
seventy-five guests called to extend ^
their good wishes to Mr. and Mrs
Oxley.
MONDAY BY
LITERARY SfKlETY
The last ojien meeting of the W'ood-
row Wilson literary society of the
Clinton high school will be held in the
school auditorium on next ."Vlonday
following program will he
Clinton High
Downs Nowbeiry
Clinton High and Newberry High
basketball teams clashed Tuesday af
ternoon at the P. C. gymnasium. The
C’linton hoys w’cre victorious by a
score of 41 to 23.
Knox was high scorer for Clinton.
Abrams and Hitt also showed up well.
Ringer was high scorer for Newberry,
and Kirby also played a fine game.
SPENCER
CbR^EI'S, BRASSIERES.
GIRDLES,
SURGICAL SUPPOR’I'S
EarK separate Spencer is a
special creation — designed, cut,
and made exclusively for the
woman who wears it. The sur
gical support, for both men and
women, can be designed with
pads for ptovis, hernia, sacro
iliac sprain, floating kidney, etc.
ZELIME DAVIS
Woodrow St. Phone .JHT-W
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BIRTHDAY PARTY BY
MARTHA LOU BLAKEI.Y
Or. FTiday afternoon Mrs." H.
Blakely entertained with a party
honor of her daughter, Martha Ixiu,
who was celebrating her birthday.
After an enjoyable afternoon, .Mrs.
M.
in
The
given:
Reading.s:
•“Gentlemen, the King!” -*• .Ada Sue
.Allen.
“Ixive 'That .Never Fails” 7—Fdiza-
beth Buzhardt.
“The Apple Woman”—Sara f’lark.
.Music.
Declamations:
“IJecisive Integrity”—F-dward F’er-
Biakety served ice cream and cake to | ' iniegniy —r-«waru rcr-
th^ue,ts,^ndValeMina.w,ie given if With Hi. H.t In Hi.'
‘“^w“gu,.t. wer,: Jean Holman, A*™"”’
Miriam Coleman, F'rances Ruth Ed-
ward., Carolyn MeSweon, Elizabeth That the power | Young.
Win And Lose In
Cage Contests
The Clinton high girls met with an
other defeat Friday afternoon when
they journeyed down to Newberry. In
the return games played at Clinton
Tuesday the local girls won by eight
points. Both teams put up a good ex
hibition. -v
Clinton and l^aurens will meet FVi-
day night. ,
PHILCO
Radios & Tubes
Smith’s Pharmacy
Kraft Pimento
CREAM SPREAD,
Jar ..
Kraft Miracle Whip^
DREaSSING, :
()uart .
Beech-Nut
PORK & BEANS,
Can
Beech-Nut
SPAGHETTI,
Can
20^
Mother’s COCOA,
2 lb. can
25'
Sliced BACON,
Lb.
25'
20'
WEINERS,
Lb. V
15
33'
BEEF ROAST.
Lb.
15'
10'
Mix SAUSAGE,
2 lbs '
25'
10'
Sliced
CURED HAM,
Lb.
25'
FISH AND OYSTERS
“Don’t Die On 'Third”-—Thomas .Ad-
JANUARY HONOR ROLL
FOR WADSWORTH SCHOOL
'Third grade: Omego Monroe, Henry
Wysor, Marguerite Mc.Millan, Flor-
ence Ella Blakely and Emily Martin.
of the president of the United Spates
be substantially increased as a settled
policy.”
Affirmative: Madeline Ca.s.sanova,
her little ; bykes Henderson; negative: Sara
Frances Baldwin, John W. Finney,
Rebuttals. Decision of judges-.
BIRTHDAY PARTY BY
LITTLE MYRA ADAIR
Mrs. R. C. Adair gave
daughter, Myra, a lovely party on
Saturday afternoon to celebrate her
fifth birthday. The little guests wished-
Mvra happy birthday and remembered i STATE I). A. R. TO
er with g^ft.s.* MEET IN GREENVILLE
Mrs.' John W. Little held the little j The annual state meeting of the
folk’s attention with several interest-1 Daughters of the American Revolu-
F’ifth grade; Dorothy Horton.^
Sixth grade: Martha Young.
Seventh grade: Frances Horton.
Amusing games were also
tion will be held in Greenville March
12, 13 and 14. ‘
The Poinsett hotel will be the head
quarters for ^the conference and the
Poinsett ballroom the place of the
ing stories
played.
I,ate in the afternoon the guests
went into the dining room where a
beautiful cake glowed with ^-e ta
pers. Cream and cake were served and^meetings. r, . „ ■
.—attractive favors were given. ; The two chapters of the D. A. R. in
I Greenville, the Nathaniel Greene and
MISS MILLING Betheland Butler, are making
HOSTESS 'TO CLUB j plans for'’ the entertainment of the
Miss Ahpena Milling entertained state conference,
the members of her bridge club in a I The following coinmittee.s have been
charming manner on Thursday after-'named for various departments for
, i the meetirrg. 'The central committee,
The living room, where the guests'which includes the regents of the two
assembled for"cards, was lovely with [ chapters and other members is as fol-j
vases of gladioli. I lows; j
After the games Mi.ss Dolly Milling j Mrs. T. V. Fallow, Mrs. A. F. Me-j
assisted her sister in serving a salad Kissick, Mrs. J. D. Hughey, Mrs. J. C. ]
course with coffee.
The guests were:
M iss Bert Peay,
Watches and Clocks
. . . lik^ friends, should be de
pendable. Just receKed a new
assortment of Alarm Clocks and
Pocket Watches, ranging fromj
$1.00 up.
FRONTIS
iwolry
Garlington, Mrs. F. M. Burnett, Mrs;;
E. L. I^mbert, Mrs. Louis Sherfesee;,
program committee, Mrs. J. C. Gar
lington, Mrs. B. W. Carpenter, Mrs,/
Augu.stus Smith, Jr.; music commit- .
tee, Mrs. Lindsay Smith,^ Mrs, Robert .
Woodside and Mrs. ' John McHardy
Mauldin; memorial, Mrs, M. F. An.sel,
Mrs. T. R. Walker; baitquet and lunch- ,
eon, Mrs. T. V. Farrow and .Mrs, A. I
F\ McKissick; transportation, .Mrs. J..
.A, .McPherson arid Mrs. J. T. Batson;
badges and reception, Mrs. C. E. Be-
ell, Mrs. J. Robert Martin, Mrs. M. V'.
Sti-ibling, Mrs. S. H. Boyd. Mrs. Guy !
Puitei Hiiit"Mig.' J:'
RUPTURE
E. J. MEINHARDI
OF CHICAGO HERE AGAIN
He will demonstrate the
“Meinhardi Rupt ure ^Shield” pri
vately in hisYooWk at the Ofe-
gon Hotel, Greenwood, S. C., on
Saturday only, F’eb. 17th, from
1 ;00 P. M. to 7:00 I*. M.
Ask the Hotel Clerk^ for the
numbers of Mr. Meinhardi’*
nooiinsT^nly men are invited.
Mr. .Meinhardi says; “The
Meinhardi Rupture Shield con
tracts the Opting in 10 days
on the average case regardless
of~ the size or location of the
Rupture—no matter how much
you exercise, lift, or') strain-”
The Meinhardi Rupture Shield
is skillfully molded to each indi
vidual as a Dentist makes false
teeth. (No leg straps and no
cumbersome arrangements).
It is waterproof, sanitary,
practically indestructible, and
may he worn while bathing or
sleepink (continuously day and
night) until no longer necessary.
After twenty years of expe
rience — seeing thousands of
cases — .Mr.’ Meinhardi will be
glad to answer questions regard
ing all methods for Rupture.
Do not neglect to see hfm on
the above* date. There is no
charge for demonstration. This
visit is fo|; white people only. *
Chicago Office, Pure Oil Bldg.
One-fourth Off
On All Gifts
GEORUU WA.SHINGTON
I’ARTY: FAVORS ‘
RICK-RACKS
tOc
THE
BOOK STORE
This Week’s Prizes Will Be:
Fifth I'rize—1 lb. Bewh-Nut (’offet*. •
First Prize—25 lbs. Sugar.
Second IVize—8 lbs. I.ard.
*' Third IVize—I lb. Beef Roast.
Fourth Prize—.1 lb. I’ork Roast.
TIME OF DRAWING CHANGED TO 7 OTI.CK K
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Baldwin's Grocery
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Good Things To Eat”
Phones 99 and 100
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CLOSING OUT ENTIRE LINE
Men’s Pants, Men’s Work and Dress
Shirts, Men’s Underwear, Boys’ Suits
_ NOW IS THE TIME TO SAVE
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Men’s Heavy Work Shirts 49c and
Men’s Dress Shirts 50c and 89c
Men’s Work Pants ... $1.49 and $1.79
Boys’ Suits $3.95 and $4.95
Men’s Good Work Shoes $1.49
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“A Good Place to Trade”
Clinton, South Car.
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