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The Woman’s Page
Seriously Hurt
SOaETY EVENTS,
CLUB AND CHURCH NEWS OF INTEREST,
Telephone 258
Jones, Mrs. J. W. Leake, and Mrs.tWrS. A. SHailds
Johp W, Finney, was appointed to^,
|l I write resolutions on the death of a
beloved former member, Mrs. D. .J.i
Woods. --vA •
y • ^ J * *1. communiiy s okiest ciiizens, is quite and that all members be
..j Dele^tes were appointed to the ju Hays hospiUl where she is|make their subscriptions.
I i State D. A. R. conference in Green- sufferinjf from serious injuries re-|
The regent is auto- ceived last Thursday in an automobile
naocial pledge for the coming year.
The officers in charge stated yestei"-
day that they desire'to express their
appreciation of the fine .spirit of Co-*^
operation m-snifested last year. - and
urge that the-canvass he kept in,mind
community's oldest citizens, is quite and that all
Mrs. Rebecca Shands,iione of the
present to
Short Time
LdANS
L. E. Mahaffey
I'hone SW-W
AIEETING NOTICES {SOCIETY .MEETS
The American Legion auxiliary wilL'^ITH MRS, CHAIG
meet Thursday afternoon, March 15,' The missionary society of the A. R.
at four o’clock, at the Imme of Mrs. R. P- church met on Monday afternoon
H. Henry. _ ' at the home hf Mrs. E. D. Craig.
‘ ' An interesting program on Litera-
|matically a delegate. Mrs. J. Bai- accident between Woodruff and Spar-
ley was also chosen, with -the follow- tanburg.
ling alternates: Mrs, B. R. Fuller,
Mrs. J. W. Leake, Mrs.'R. E. Jones,
and Miss. Agatha" Davis.
Mrs. Shands and Mrs. M. .\. Hays
were on their way to Spartanburg
when their car skidded on i« at the
South Tyger river bridge and turned
, After the business session Miss -^g- completely around. The two had got-
atha Davis read a splendid account of ten out to inspect the damage,
the “Hardships of^Wahinglon at Val- another car said to have been'driven
The auxiliary of the First Presby- ^^^re and Christian Education was led Forge”. by J. T. Hudson on his way to Spar-,
terian churc^i will meet in the church j E. B. Sloan. Others who took j Henry assisted by Mrs W D tanburg, also skidded and sideswiped ’
parlors Monday aftomoon at four ^ were Mrs Rwd Todd, Mrs. sandwiehes, tea and ear. pinninR M~rs. Shands
jiwu, -urs. V. D. neti.s, ana .ui-s. n. l- imd Mrs. Havs between the car and
Plaxico. caaes.
o’clock. A meeting of^the executive
board of the organization will be held
Friday afternoon, March J, at the the program was concluded
home of Mrs. Bothwell Graham. business session was held. The,ixtERESTING PROGRAM
i following officers were reelected forlgYl" D C CHAPTER
The anniwl business meeting of the-anotber,year: president, Mrs. R- L- An
Century club will be held next Tuesday; Plaxico, vice-president. Miss Udie
unusually interesting and en-
aftamoon at four o'clock at the home i Blakely, sec. and treas.. Miss Tensie, '''® St'Phen D.
of Mrs Fdward Lone This being ■ Blakely. * ^ hapter, U, D
fverr'imUrtant meeW. a full at j During the social hour the hostess i«ie home of Mr,. Frank Keller, on
'served a lovely salad plate. Friday afternoon. The chapter wus
very important meeting,
tendance is desired by the committee
in charge.
PAN-HELLEXIC
DANCES HELD
Pan-Hellenic, the crowming social
event of the school year at Presbyte
rian college, was ushered in F'riday
evening with a formal dance at Cope
land’s hall, followed by a tea dance
'honored on this occasion by a visit
STENHOrSE-PIEPHOFF WED- jfrom the sUte president, Mrs. J. B.
DING OF INTEREST HERE 'Workman of Ware Shoals.
A marriage of interest to local
friends was . that of Miss Ina Jean ... ^
Stenhousc and the Rev. Clarenj^e Eu-,^®^' from Mrs. John T. Little,^
the guard rail of the bridge. Mrs.
Hays and Mr. Hudson were slightly
hurt, while Mrs. Shands w'as rushed
to the hospital in Woodruff and later
brought here by ambulance.
Mrs. Shand's wide host of friends
C., was held at here and elsewhere will be distressed
to learn that her condition is grave
and unite in the hope that she will
recover.
Alumni Meet In
PP P Columbia Friday |
gene Piephoff, which wa.s solemnized !^be local president, Mrs. Workman
Presbyterian college .Alumni attend- •
4nformal f8f the jriWrh, Rev: XTB. Re^
at the home of the bride's' father in ***ade an excellent talk, giving espe- . _ ,,
Greenville last Thursday morning. The cial emphasis to an explanation ^f 1?*^
ceremony was performed by the bro- the Friday will hold a luncheon at the
dance Saturday nighC ■ ^off of Will iamston, N. C.
.HmmiF Gmm and hH. eiM:4ie^ra,wha, ^ ^ daughter of
have played several engagements from Stenhou.«*e of Greeenville. She
WBT in Charlotte,.N. (., and for , received her education at F'lora .Mc-
eral college dances in this .«tate, f ur-. Kr^kine.
nished the music for all thrt‘e occa
sions.
.Many out-of-town visitors and for
mer-..students were here tluring the
week-end and attended the affair.
HOSTESS TO
BRIDGE CI.CB
Tuesday afiemoon
The Rev, Mr. Piephoff received his
training and education at the Tliorn-
well orphanage and F*resbyterian col
lege of this city. lattM- completing his'
theological course at ('olumbia Semi
nary. He is jileasantly,known here by,
a wide cii’cle of friends. F'or the past;
Mrs. Horace
. , . . ... F'ridav will hold a luncheon at
_ yi-r 1>^K. U^ijn aU Room at 2 o‘.
state chapters. Later Elizabeth Bta- afternoon with advance canls
audience with a mailed out indicating a. large attend-
reading “The Girls Who VV’ore the'ance.
Homespun, and the Boys Who Wore The luncheon will be addressed by
the Gray.” Petite Katherine Bald- Pre.sident John MoSween of the col-
win.' in costume, recited “Grandmo- others^. A movement to r»‘-
ther’s Minuet" virilize the .\lumni as.sociation was n*.
_ ’ cently launched h^re, details of which
The chapter was also happy U> have explained and the* alumni in-
pre.'^ent Mrs. .Medlock, president of the formed of>(1iatnn>'<^ect in Tfu^ya-
l.aurens chapter. .Accompanying her rious dfl^ricts.
were Mrs. F^ichelherger, Mrs. Peter- —
Young Company,
Spring Reminders
"To fertilize,your shrubbery, lawn grass and flowers,
we suggest Swift’s^
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. . . the complete plant food, wrhich we have in packages
of 3 lbs. to 50 lbs.
To fertilize and plant your vegetable garden,’ we have
on hand a full line of Swift’s fertilizers. Also Nitrate of
Soda for top dressing. x
To begin planting now the following: Irish Potatoes,
(we have the best certified and non-cert if ied); Onion,
Lettuce, Spring Salat, Carrtos, Beets, Riidishes, English
Peas, Tomato ^ed for early plants.
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WE DELIV ER
sever al yeai*s he has successfully *ud Mrs. Powe.
served as pastor of the .Monaghan ham ami Mrs. Rush
Payne entertained the members of her Presbyterian church of Greenville. iw^re also present.-
bridge club in a charming manner - Members of the local
and added two extra tables for guests.I jtHiXHODIKT ('IRt'LES ^*^1 in welcoming as
The card room was attractive MONDAY
bowls of yellow daffixlils ami calen-'
dulas. .A St. Patrick’s I>ay note was
introduced in the selection^f tallys
Mrs. Whitting,
of VVare Shoals
PRESBYTERIANS PLAN
‘‘VOLUNTEER DAY*
The officersjof the F'irst Presbyte-
an church have atinounce<l that the
Volunteer service will b»* held
and markers on the tables.
After a number of rounds the host-
es.s, assisted by Mrs. J. F'. Jacobs, Jr.,
and Amelia Payne served colorful
salad ami sweet courses.
chapter join- *'
p.. ... €».-> new members,
jMrs. Hugh Workman. Mrs. J. F:. Ma-
r -T'li* -1 <• .u u I o* . \i 'Koff vir II I ♦ 1 Sunday. March ISth. On this da>
! The elides of the Broad Street Me- baffey. Mrs. Harry Layton and is urged!
,ih«Kii.st church will meet Monday af-.Dan Aarborough. =_■ - ^ present and sign his or her fi-*
tertiooB at Hr.'lO with the following: | Dainty refreshments were servetl at' —*
ODDS and ends
( I.I B FNTEKTAINED
' The members of the Odds and F'nd."
Circle No. 1, Mrs. H. O. ChainbiTs, ,the'^coiu lusion of the meeting.
Hostess and Mrs. Chambers, Leader.j —
Circle No. 2, Mrs. D. C. Ileustess. ST.ATE D. A. R. IN
Hostess and .Mrs. Arnold M. Cannon.tGREEXVILl.E NEXT WEEK
Leader. I t^veral Clinton club women will at-
Circle No. :i, Mrs. Henderson Pitts,:*^*^* the :iKth annual conference of
Hostess and Mrs. V. P. Adair, l.eader.
The Sarah Glenn Circle will meet at ‘
Book club were delightfully enter-! 7.30 at the home of Mrs. .M. L. Rob-
AaineJ on Wednesdayaftermum at the l Mi.sse.s Lois and
home of Mi.'‘.''es Margaret and : jjiakelv assistant hostesses and Mr**.
erine Blakely. ^Clvde'l.ankford as I.eader
Bowls of goIden^ daff«»dils brighten- ^ ^
ed the living room where three tables I
placed for rook. .After thc]'^ - f* Y. 1. PRfKiRA.M
the hostess served delicious F'RIDAA .AF'TERNOON
were
games
salad and sweet courses.
The guests included Mrs. Fi
Seian. .vlrs. Blakely Tribble. .Mi.s.ses
Azile Livingston, Gladys
Josie Pres.''ley, Lucy Burns, .Melda
Von Hulleii, Dorothy Hagan, .Nannie
Yoiing Tiioble and Mi>. R. L. Plax
ico.
Hundreds uf New Easter Coats,
Suits, Hat.s, Blouses, Skirts—
Ours Before You Buy."
ELLISON’S
The Ipca! unit of the Woman’s
B-^ Christian Temperance Union will hold
its regular monthly meeting F'ri.day
Slilwell, 3..30 o’clock, with .Mrs.
L. Ros.s Lynn,
The wtinien of the .Methoilist chuich
will ha\e charge of the program,
which will be as follows: i.
Topic: “The New Crusade”.
Devotions: .Mrs. IL M. Geer.
Scfitg, “Onward, Christian Soldiers”.
the S«>uth Carolina Daughters of the^
I-American Revolution with Mrs. Thom
as J. Mauldin of Pickens as state reg
ent. on March 13, 11, and 1.5, in Green-
lona^ville. j
The hostesses are the Ik^hethlan#
Butler and the .Nathainel Grt'en chap-'
ters of Greenville. Delegates from
each of th«^ fid chapters in the state
lire ex|>ecttHl,T.o attend. The Poinsett;
w'ill be headquarters an<l the se.ssiuns *
will be held in the hallrtKun uf the
hotel.
An inteie.sting program has b**eii
arranged. The opening session will
be at H o’clock Tuesday evening. At
♦I o’clock Tuesilay evening, a hamiuet
will lie given in the club dining ro*>m
of the hotel. FIveryone i.s invited and
asked to make reservations for the
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banquet as early a.s possible by writ
ing to Mrs. F'. C. Bedell, Clarendon
avenue. Greenville, it is announced:
Mrs. .A. F', .McKissick, vice state re-
Roseville Pottery
ONE-KOPRTH OFT ON AI.I.
ASSORTMENTS
Va.seK. 1*018. ITns. Bowls. Wall
Porketa, Candle Sticks, and
Console Sets.
Popular Alusic—Jig-Saw Puz
zles..
. Mottoes for eYery occasion.
THE
BOOKSTORE
ATTENTION LADIES!
Send Us Your _
KNITTED SUITS
To Be Blocked and Pressed
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We ajre prepared to fender expert service
small cost.
at a \erv
Every job guaranteed to please.
BUCFIANAN’S
DRY CLEANERS AND LAUNDRY
“THE OLD RELIABLE”
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A Lifetime
Possession
A Sym|K)sium: “.Alcohol Educaton
by Mrs. Sims; “The Citizens Res|M*n- y,^nt ami regent of Behethland Butler
!sibility”, .Mrs. J. V. F^dwards; “Y«iuth chapter, is to be toast mistress.
Gets Into the Picture”, Mrs. G. A.
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Hollingsworth.
Story
.Adair.
of the Crusade, Mr.s. P. B
and
You
Choose your Dfamonit
WeddinK RinR carefully,
will be deliRhted with our selec
tion of rings.
Come in and see them.
FRONTIS
Jewelry Store
MRS. HENRY
HOSTESS TO D. A. R.
Mrs. Homer D. Henry enterlaineii
the members of the. MuHgrove ,Mill
chapter, D. A. R.', on Wednesday af
ternoon.
The regent, Mrs. J. H, Witherspoon,
led'in the rei-itation of the American’s *be
Icreeil, foliowerl by a short prayer. A
STREET TAX
NOTICEr
The >ession will begin at ’l>:30
Wedne>day morning, and the after
noon tses.sion will he at 2 o’clock.
The evening .ses.siim W'ill begin at^ H
o’cb»ck. The officers’ club will meet
ai breakfaM at 7;45 , Wednesday
iiurning in the main dining room,
-'ommitlee meetings will be held at
H:30 Wednesday an<l Thursday niurn-
'ngs. „
One of the delightful social features
of the conference is a tea at Jhe
Greenville Country club at which.
United Daughter.s of the Con
federacy and the„Auxiliary to the
/American lu.'gion will entertain in
- ^^or of the conference-visitors
. - After adjourn me nt.._Tllt»‘J*day
trip to Tammassee is being planned
for all who wish to go.
Audits, Systems
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Income Tax
Service
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Robert B. Roper
Certified Public Accountant
Box 153
LAURENS, S; C.
i If A Modern
■ Grocery Store
IS srrposED to have it—you’ll find it here i
' We Sell (Quality Merchandise—VV’e Do .Not SacTTfke
(|uali(y for Profit. We consider our Reputution too Im
portant to Sell Anything But (he Best.
Death Claims
Young Woman
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street Tax for 1934 will be $1.00 if paid
March 31st.
on or before
$1.50 if paid from April Ist. through April 15th. $2,00
thereafter. — —:
All ^ble-bodied male citizens between 21 and 35 years of
age are subject to street tax.
By mrder of Town Council.
D. C. HEUSTESS
City Cleric and Treasurer
I F'uneral service.** ior Mrs Ruby
Medlock Richey who died at the local
hospital last F'riday after a short ill-
ness, were conducted Sunday after-
jnoon al the Lydia .Mills Baptist
'chAirch. The services were in charge
of Rev. Ray Anderson, assisted by
Rev. B. I-. Wood. Interment followed
in RJtsemonl cemetery. She was a
highly esteemed young |-W3>man whose
■ pas.smg is mourned by a wide circle
of friends.
I Mrs, Richey is survived by her hus-
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Permanent
Waves Create
Just for “You”
Althougli we give each pa
tron the same fine type of
service—yet we don’t give
them the same permanent
wave. Each cne is miideled
according to their own par-
tirular type eff beauty. That
IS why' we kppeal to dis
criminating women.
. band, James Richey, and an infant
:son; her parents, Mr. and .Mrs. N. W.
f Medlock of Whitmire, four brothem,
Fred .Medlock of Fort Bragg, N. C.,
{Cullen, Lewis and James Medlock of
I Whitmire; two sisters, .Misses Flo-
rene and Louise of Whitmire; several
^half brothers and sisters and a wide
family connection. .
^f*a(ricuui Hand Embroidcnii
^'Fast-Color Dresses for CIUIdrea.|
11’ to 16 Years, 69c. j
ELLISON’S ^
Permanent Wave
$2.50
Hot Oil Shampoo
or 6 for .
$1.25
$5.00
Shampoo and FingeT
Wave
.. 75c
50c
$1.00
Manicure
Facial
PERMANENT WAVES
$2.50 to $7.50
Phone No. 195
Carter’s
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Beant]!' Shop
Miss Ixhis Page, Mgr.
At Joe L. Cher’s Store
SPECIALS THIS WEEK
PANCAKE FLOUR, 2 pkgs.^ 25c
SXNCAKE SYRUP, 11 oz. bot. 15c
PURE MAPLE SYRUP, 12 oz. 25c
LIFEBUOY SOAP, 2 bars 15c
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OCT AGON SOAP, 2 bars
CAMAY SOAP, bar
STEW BEEF, 3 ll». for,
BEEF ROAST, Ib.
CHUCK STEAK, lb..
PURE PORK SAUSAGE, lb.
WEINERS, lb
. 5c
5c
25c
i5c
20c
20c
15c
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First Prize—8 Lb. Ham.
SeciMid Prize—8 Lb. ('arton l.ard.
Thir^ Prize—^4J.b. Beef l^anf.
F'oiirth Prize—1 Lb. Fruit Cake.
Fifth Prizc^l Lb. Box Kthtionery.
TIME OF DRAWfNG.CHANGED TO 7 O’CLOCK
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