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Tlie Clinton Chronicle, Clinton, S. C., Thursday, March 15^ 1^34
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The Womah’s Page
SOaETY EVENTS,
. CLUB AND CHURCH NEWS OF INTEREST
Telephone 258
I college. For the past year she has
'been a member of the schooK faculty
I in St. George. \ . poR
SALE—100 pounds of seed cot-
1 ^wter is a son of Mr. and Mrs. j ton, white and clean. J. A. Bailey, e
A. F. Lawter of Spartanburg. »nd a'“
member of the junior class at Presby-j ^ FARMERSi Spring-
terian college. For the past two sum-i ' is planting time—plant with a
mers he has been assistant pastor of planter to get best results. We
the Second Presbyterian church full line of Cole
Spartanburg' and at the present time Di.stributors. J. I. Cope-
‘ is student pastor of the Goldville Pres-1 land and Bro., Hardware. ' *
■byterian church. 1 MAN \VANTED for Rawleigh Routes
Friends of the young couple will be! of 800-families in Laurens, North
MEETING NOTICES led her fifth birthday on Thursday af-
The -American Legion Auxiliary will temoon with a party. 7^ ^
meet Thursday afternoon, March 15, j For the occasion the home'was dec- ^o know that they are making Abbeville, Southwest Newberry, Clin-
at four o’clock at the home of Mrs. orated with daffodils and other gar- ‘I*®**" l»ome in this city, where Mr. ton. Reliable hustler should sUrt.
B. H. Henry. ' Iden flowers. During the nftemoon va-, continue his college work, earning $25 weekly and increase rap-
The members of the Epw'orth Lea- ribus .games and contests were en-^ :—. I ^Vrite immediately Rawleigh
• Co., Dept. SC-ll-S, Richmond, Va.
file are to be entertained with a St'I joyed. Miss Ellen Hatris, Gene Bowles jMTHlTTEN-BRIG MAN
.Patrick's party on Friday evening at*and Miriam Donnan assisted in enter-;MEDDING SOLEMNl
8 o’clock at the home of Mrs. W. L.ltaining the little folks.
Blanton. All members are invited. Late in the afternoon the little i nounce the marriage of their daugh-
-guests assembled in the dining room I ter, Martha, to Frank Leon Brigman,
SOLEMNIZED
and Mrs.' B. O. Whitten an-
Fresh shipment C.ABB.AGE PLANTS
just received. We also have Certi-
, . „ . fiod Irish Potatoes and a full line of
^ * color scheme of pmk’and j Jr., of Charleston, on Saturday, March j other seeds. Blakely Brothers. Ic
—i^s. ‘ lOth. The ceremony was performed in | f^R ~'sALE
4tps I
YOUNG PEOPLE
TO GIVE PLAY ,whito was carried out in
TV Young People', Division of »n<l«>>h «'«i Uurens
Bro«i Street Methodist ehuteh «ndle,. Each guest r«e»ed, nttmctive
.v-:- —= .. -v. » invor. 'daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Whittenv-of
‘this city. She is a graduate of the
celebrate their anniversary at the
Sunday evening service on April 1st
by presenting a play, “.A Million Jobs
Awaiting.” The public is
attend.
Appier oats.
Milling Co., phone 300.
Clinton
Clinton high school and until her mar
riage was a popular member of the
A. R. P. CLASS
CHURCH CIRCLE
invited to!STUDIES “BRAZIL”
j On Monday evening the Sarah Glenn! freshman class at Columbia college,
1 circle of the Broad Street| Methodist' and is a member of the Tau Sigma
, church met at the home of Mrs. M. L sorority. * ^
HOLDS SESSION ‘ Brigman is the .son of Mr. and
The Toting Ladies’ Bible class assistant hostesses. _ Mrs. F. L Brigman, Sr., of Bishop-
the Asapdate Reformed Presbyterian I ville, a graduate of Presbyterian col-
chnrc|r^met on Monday evening at the!**'lege, and a member of the Alpha
bomb of Mrs. Blakely Tribble. I “y?-
A, .U-. ^ ♦v- program the
SEE ourjine of farm machinery. J. I.
Case Co. dealer. Clinton Milling Co.,
phone 300.
GARDEN TIME—Let us do your jpar-
den plowing. Prompt attention all
calls. Reasonable price*. W. J. Henry,
phone 327-J. 22-2c
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irs. A’lrgil Abrams led a program
on “Prayeri” taken from the study
book. “Problems of Christian Youth.”
Later in the evening a social hour
was enjoyed and the hostess served
a delicious .<weet course with coffee.
.At the close of the
hostes.ses served a tempting
course and Russian tea.
l-amhda Tau social fraternity.
The young couple will make their
'^^•^^home in Charleston, where Mr. Brig-
WE ARE authorized dealers'for In
ternational Farm Machinenr. See
us for your I. H. C. implements and
repairs. Mowers, BinderSi Wagon.s,
Farm Trucks, and repairs for I. H. C.
J. I. Copeland and Bro., Hardware.
man holds a responsible position with
the Lance Packing company.
CE.VrURY CLUB -
NA.MES OFFICERS j PRESBYTERIAN AUXILIARY
1 T^e^diy afteimoon the CHI'RCH VKA'R
'ness meeting of the Century club was| Mrs. Bothwell Graham presided over
CE.NTI RY CLUB MEETS
WITH MRS. BLANTON jheld at the hom^ bf Mrs, Edward regular meeting of the .Aiixiliary
The Century club met on la.st Tues- j Long. , , pj^s-j Presbyterian church, held
day afternoon at the home of Mrs.j Mrs. John McSween was chosen to,j„ ladj^sg* parlor on Monday after-
W’ilHam L Blanton. ' jjserve again as president, Mrs. M. G.
iCsll call was answ'ered with quota- Woodworth was named vice-president.!
tions from Robert Quillen. Mrs. Blan- and Mrs. H. E. .Sturgeon was re-elect-
ton gave the “Life of Robert Quillen.”.cd secretary.
To conclude the interesting program.; The program committee for the new \
Mrs. 1). J. Brimm read a “Sketch of year is composed of the following: j
Lily .Strickland Anderson” and played Mrs. \V. L Blanton, chairman. Mrs. F. | At the conclusion of the program
a selection from her compositions. , D. Jones, and Mrs. I-,onnie McMillian. • annual reports were heard from the
_ It was announced that the club officers, .secretaries of causes and cir-
The devotional of the program,
dealing with "Auxiliary Light-bear
ers.” v^’Hs given by Mrs. .Arthur Cope
land.
SORORITY ENJOYS
PICNIC 'THURSDAY
Op last Thursday
‘ would not have an open meeting on
j -April 3rd as .scheduled.
afternoon the
members of Alpha Psi Delta sorority
of Presb3rterian college enjoyed a pic
nic at *The Woods” in College View.
After the picnic the members went to
the Casino theatre.
Four new initiates have been re
ceived into the sorority. They are
Drurie Butler and Sara Cannon of
‘niomwell otTihanage, and Catherine
and Elizabeth Blakely.
MRS. STI TTS HOSTESS
TO THORNWELI. CIRCLE .
MoiHlay afternoon Mr*. F. M. Stutt* ^
entertained the members of the Ella||^ L. Siiller, Mrs. J
Riddell circle of the Thornwell Me
morial church.
V Wfll-pn itami progi-am on “Th^
ENTERTAINS FOR
GEORGIA VISITOR'
Wednesday afternoon Mrs. John T. j
Little entertained a few friends in ai
delightful manner for Mrs. E. D. j
Craig's mother, Mrs. Ruby Patterson,'
of Wrens, Ga.
The living room was attractive with
low bowls of jonquils. Mi.sses Jamie j
Little and Frances Spratt served a
tempting salad course and coffee.
Guests of the afternoon, in addition
to the honor guest, were: .Mrs. George Belief
Davis, Mrs. Annie Giles Bailey, Mrs. |
K. llattun. -Mrs. I
cle chairmen of the .Auxiliary.
Mrs. Graham announced the secre
taries of the various causes ami the I
circle chairmen for next year. .After
wards the drawing for new circles
took place.-Mrs. J. F. Jacobs, Sr, was
named historian. Secretaries of the
causes are as ^llows:
Spiritual Life- «Mrs. A. O'Daniel.
Foreign Missions—Mrs. A. M. Cope
land.
' Home Missions—Mrs. R. E. Wy.sor.
Syno<1ical and Presbylerial Home
Missions—-Miss Agatha Davis.
f'hristian Education and Ministerial
.M rs. Arthur Little.
Literature—Mrs. R. E. .SadWr.
Social Service—.Mrs. H. S. Finley.
T. R. llollaml, Mrs. A. W. Bnce. Mrs. -^^H-ial Activities—Mrs. J. F. JaCidis,
C. L Rounds, .Mrs. Kniina Little and J''- ^ |
Religious Education — .Mrs. M. .1. i
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Af’.t-r the program .Mis. St.rrt
serV^I siainty .-alad am! .-weet cour-'e-.
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kiktiihav party
4 ..^neiia Harri', little daughter of
Mr and Mrs. Wilson Harris, celebrat-
HEAIIQI AKTERS FOR
Blaster Gifts .
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at pricis that meet everj need andt"
I’ROEI'SSOI.S (;i\E
DINNER
tin la-t Fnday evening Pe
T. F I thery. W. L. lone-, am!. II.
<v * jenlK'ig entertaiiied with a d.nm-i
iT- Hotel Clinton. ’
5.- for the oeea.-io" imlmieii
.Mr|i. John .Mc.Sween. < ap!. F. Wy-
i-or. t apt. and .Mi-. . L. ilian’on. .Mr.
Sami Mrs. John H. Hunter, .Mi-. H F.
Slurge»in, l!r. and .Mrs. .lohn H. I»a-
' vi.<. Miss Virginia Benton of RtK'king-
iham, .N. C.. Mr. ami .Mrs. F. J. .Adair,
' Piofe.-sor and .Mrs. .M. W. Hro^ n. Mi.-s
'Alice Benjamin, Miss Alma Davis. Dr.
and .M r.s. S. Hays, and .Mis- .Mary
ithers of Davidson, N. C.
McFadden.
t'ircle chaiimen as follow
mutnced:
•Mrs. J. 11. Hunter i Bu-im Girjs* j
Cl del.-. Mrs. .S. G. Dtllaid i Young I
i. rL’ e.iclel. Mrs. I. Will Inllard, !
J I.,.,ke. M,-. .1 H Wither-'
>in*on, Mr- Pringle t’o{Kdaml, Mrs. .1. j
il. Tow i\-.ml. Ir.. Mr.-. Hein v Young. ,
In .elo-ing. Mi.s. Graham uiged a
large at’emiami* at t.he Prishyterial
to Im- held at the Thornwell .Memorial
church on .April t>th. .Mr.s. K. F. Wyst»r j
wa- chosen delegate from the .Auxil-1
iary.
Dr. ft. J: Woods, pa-tor of the
in offering a prayer, a-keil
that the officers l>e guided in their
work as they enter upon a new year.
re<|BUreHrnt.
Wh> vot pay u« a
hate to offer.
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D. A. R. OF STATE
OPEN < ONFEKENf E
tireenville^, March 13.
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On Wednesday afternoon. March conference of “M*
A scaall deposit will hold for future, Darlington Black and Cecil .American R*;v‘*«‘;tion ^
debvert. j b. I.aw'ter tVere quietly married at the today w it c ega es
ITDr'lKTTIQ officiating mini.sier, Dr.^»^™ *^®
r KUlN 1 lO F. a Jones.- I
Ijiwter is the youngest daugh-j^**®^
and Mrs G. A. Black “Li n
tional defense policies before 250 D.
Jewelry Store
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BBAUTI...
IS ONE-FOURTH NATURE AND
THREE-FOURTHS CARE
Smith’s Rexall Drug Store
Offers Its Patrons the Exclusive Serv|ce of a
Tmlet Goods Specialist During Next
Week — Mardt 19th thru the 24th.
This exceptional opportunity permits you to have ad
vice or demonstrations in the proper care of your com
plexion. eYou may have this personal and private service
without cost to you, right in your own home.
CARA NOME REPARATIONS
insure attractiveness and personal charni that
every woman desires. /
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For Appointment Phone 365*J or-101
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Smith’s Pharmacy
YOUR REXALL DRUG STORE
I A. R. members and their guest* in the
'ballroom of the Poinsett hotel,
j ' Declaring that “some |>eople would
.ifike to see the United States flat on
• its back,” Gen<y;aL Traube said thi.s
country rirtually wa.s: in that condition
now through it, lack of “adequate”
army and naval air force*.
General Traube said the .American
soldier was the best in the .world. He
deplored the rise of Communism and
Pacificism in the North. He declared
it “wa.s lacking” in the South.
Others to speak on the program to
night were Dr. B. E. Geer, president
jqf E'urman university; Mrs, John C.
Coulter of Columbia, former atate re-
gent of the organization, and Mayor
iJohn McH. Mauldin.
J The conference will continue
through Tl^r^ay.
mdm Gic Gremle
Far Chest CeMs
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11 heAjrfeatesi urocery
j Store In the World
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R We don't cfatim to be the sfreatest sr^ocery store in the
® world, nor eycn the in*ente8t or bij^jccst in South Carolina,
P or even in Clinton, but we do Haim that we serve you
p with the highest quality ^oceries we can buy at4he low-
i est prices consistent with that quality, and give you the
■ utmost in service and accommodation.
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I SPECIALS THIS WEEK
' White House Coffee, lb 28c
Beech Nut Coffee, lb 35c
I Snappy Bean Coffee, 3 lbs. 50c
I! (The BesCTo Be Had for the Money)
I Octagon Washing Pbwder, 2 for . 5c
i Selox, per pkg. 5c
I Pure Poric Sausage, lb 20c
i Pork Chops, Ib 22c
f Cured Hany jjSccd, lb. .... ^ .. 25c
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N Stew Beef, 3 lbs. 25c
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I TS hard being p^ent when
, everything’s going out and
nothing's coming ini Yet,
when an accident puts a fel
low in bed, what else can he
do? Do? Why /€.TNA-tZE, be-
fore instead of after, of course!
Then you can **grin and bear
it” a whole lot easier because
pays the bills!
This Week’s Prizes Will Be:
First Prizcw24 lbs. (ilold Dust Flour
Second prize—Ib. Beef Roast
Third prize—3 lb. I*«rk Roast
Fourth Prize—V2 gallon Penick Syrup
Fifth Prize—1 Ib. box Stationery
TIME OF DRAWING CHANGED TO 7 O’CLOCK
yfiTN A-IZB
Ah Accuieitl Potu.r coiu so
Isltlo and means so mwJs
S. W. SUMEREL
TEtna-izer
Jacobs Building
Baldwin's Grocery
‘Good Things To Eat**
Phones 99 and 100
' Bnwaiiiii
Bokk is gotnf places powvi brakes and its new suto*
this year. The public matic staitinf, go hand in hand
reoognaes in Bokk with the alluring beauty of
a new kind of pnotoriDg, finer Bukk’a new styling in the sym-
as wen aa difierent —with all metrical wrindstream'nuuiner....
the unfailing dependability The dominating feature H Buick
and performajnee for which owncrahip is sat«ria^is»Du grati-
Bokk is noted..Without ques- fying and enduring, the buyer
tion, thta finer motoring begins knows that Bokk owners regard
h the gliding ride aa only tbek cars whh something like
the sffcrtion they give to a friend.
Don’t you want to own the car
sfhidi wiU be a true friend aa
IS you have it?
Buick
gives it. Safety and
convenience and ease, in the
form of Buick's new center
point steering, its new vacuum'
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EAST MAIN STREET LAURENS, 8. C.
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