The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, March 22, 1934, Image 3
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SOCIETY EVENTS,
CLUB AND CHURCH NEWS OF INTEREST
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The Clinton Chronicle^ Clinton, S. C^ Thursday, March 22^ 1934
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Political Arena
Still Growing'l
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the^ World We^ Singr.” a .study was-
made of its origrin. Madelyn Adair de-.
jligrhted the audience with “Let Mel
'Tell You a Good Story.” Mrs. W. L. J
j Blaruon gave a number of interesting i
facts about a mission school in Brazil,' The candidate^ cojumn of
‘ Colegio Centanario.” Stewardship Chroniclb today carries two
was discussed by Mrs; J. Edwards, i names. R. * Jud Langston for
At the business session, the mem-' warden, and Theodore B. Sumerel
WOMAN’S CLUB
TO MEET MONDAY
There will be a meeting of the
man’s club Monday afternoon in the j Todd, Dorothy Hagan. Mrs. E.
high school auditorium at| 4 o’clock. Sloan and Mrs. Charles Workman.
Blakely, Lucy Bums, .Agrnes Davis,, ,, ^ x c-n , - . ,
I Azile Uvingston, Josie Presslv, Melds f ^
Wo- Von Hollen, Gladys Stilwell Mary f f
' » ^ meeting to be held in Co-
'l lumbia on .\pril 11 and 12..
bers were urged to attend the all-day
Idistrict meetinK which will be held in ..anyston is a well Known Maddi
7!'"!“" den Station farmer and has been on1'
ningfhat 10 o clock.. hustings before for treasurer. yP**'
judge of probate. ^
Mr. [.angston is a well known Madi'‘
HONEST FOOO» f—K
^ 3S?? ill?
HENRIETTA YOUNG
HAS BIRTHDAY PARTY
YOUNG PEOPLE
TO GIVE PLAY
The Young People’s* division of
Broad Street Methodist church will
celebrate their anniversary at the
Sunday evening service on April
4)y presenting a play, “A Million Jobs
Awaiting.” The public is invited to
attend.
Henrietta Young celebrated her
tenth birthday Friday afternoon wnth
a pretty party, and invited eighteen
Mr. Sumerel is engaged in the mer-t
cantile business in Laurens. He has a
large family connection in this city
and is pleasantly known here.
3622 lAR ’34
MAKE THIS YOUR EASTER STORE
“Through Years of Service We Serve You Belter Now’
MRS. HEUSTESS
HOSTESS TO CLUB
Wednesday afternoon
Mrs. D. C.
Heusless delTgbtfAilly entertained thej'pQ gTLTDY CLUB
members of her bridge club.
Empress daffodils, forsythia and
cydonia, artistically arranged in low w'eek
bowls, formed a lovely setting for
two tables.
At the end of the progressions the
hostess served a tempting sialad
course followed by a sweet course.
JOINT MUSICAL
PROGRA.M GIVEN
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The pupils of Mrs. M. L, Roper of
Laurens, and Mrs. J. F. Jacobs of this
city gave a recital Saturday morning
at the Lakeside Country club. Iced
. . , . ^ , drinks, cakes and candies were served
A variety of out-door games were ... n
J * V. r J 1- • about thirty-five after the follow-
enjoyed. For refreshments, delicious •_ ^ .
. J , , mg program was presented:
1C cream and cake were served. I »♦ . j • t i.
Easter baskets were given each guest igiofn ’ ~
as a favor. j 4.^^ Suiiset,” Ketterer — Virginia
; Weir.
MRS. OWENS HOSTESS - - -j ”At the County Fair,” Martin—Jean
1 Layton.
Okra and Tomatoes, No. 2 can . 10c
Mrs. R. S. Owens was hostess to the, Duet, “Massage of Spring, Rolfe—
members of the Wednesday Study Carolyn Henry and Marcia Galloway.
EPWORTH LEAGUE
HAS CLEVER PARTY
Friday evening, at the home
M rs. W. L. Blanton, the members
of
of
• At the business session Mrs. C. B.
Betts was chosen president for the
coming year. *
A. prgoram on “Spain” was given,
with Mrs. Wilson Harris a.'s leader.
She discussed the Spanish inGuence
in the .southern part of the LTnited
States. \
Continuing^the program,. .she de
scribed the modern manners and cus-
tlc-itoms of Spaniards. In conclusion, Mrs.
the Epwprth league enjoye<l a
lightful party centering around the!R. (\ Adair gave an interesting ac-
St. F’atrick’.s day idea. 1 count of “Twilight of the Bull Fight in
A number of progre.s.sives games,! Spain.” \ - " ! Thi
including croquinole, dominoes, jack-: The hostess served a t^hciou.s sweet
straws, parcliessi and others, were cour.se with coffee. \
played at eleven tables. In an amus-j \ '
On a
i Speake.
“Pedal Study,
Sadler.
“Tept'es and Totem
—Mac Blanton.
*K5enenil GnmCs March,” Mack-
abeth Barnes.
“.\lla Turca,” Mozart—.Louise 'Ja-
cobs. *
“Humoresque,” Dvorak -v .Vilerie
('opeland.
Gypsy Bonds," Haydn Jane Stur-
Visit,” Martin — Lillian
Wright — Virginia
Poles,” Wilson
-Elir-
ing “automobile lace” a green hat was
gi\en winners of the contest.'
h'or refreshments, delicious sand-
wiclu's, cake and punch were served.
Forty-eight young people were pres
ent on this interesting occu-^ion.
UriLE BOY HAS
BIRTHDAY PARTY
.Monday afternoon Mrs. S. P. Bowles
honor(‘d her little son, Samuel, who
was celebrating his sixth birthday,
with aivattractive party.
Various merry games were
A contset, pinning a carrot in Eastei'
TFAdlERS’ CIRCLE
STUDIES "MEXKO”
Mrs. L. R. Lynn entertainedXth»
Teachei's’ circle of the Thornwell M^e-
morial church on last Thur'^tlay eve'
ning.
I .At a short business .session whieh
I preceded . the pn*gram Miss O.rolyn]
! Mooi’e was chosen presi»lent. an«l Mi.ss
Julia Porter secretary-trea'^urer.
Miss Elizabeth Duncan led an in- Half«-
[teiesting program on “Mexico." Mrs. Sex
last part of the program w:»s
given to the .study of variims operas
played by the folKiwing pupils:
Selection from "II Trpvatore," Wr-
di -Mary Frances (V.Shitdds.
-election from “The Marriage
gani," .Mozui'i Virginia Dillaid.. '
Pridal ('hori":. “I.idiengiiii," XV
ner- Elizabeth Graham.
.Maich from “Aida," A'erdi John
V » n
(Kiiqine.
('hertuia* from "K^iymond,"Thomas
.Lyvlie -Miller. ^
SebVtioA from "Bohemian Girl,”
‘helyn Hi'nry.
ft\f!om “Lucia,” Verdi Lau-
ug
/ j iThbrnwa-ll Dunlap eontributtal ; ra Eletmng.x ,
pla>T*^‘jly article. j “('allaleri^Rusticana,” Nas<*agni-
,• 4, 1 '"Gidy, .Miss Caroline Elizabeth .MetV*.
bunny’s mouth, delighted .the ‘Btie j,;jve a discussion of the Selection fron\“Martha,”
. JpsHljns. Uornelia Rtiper.
Invely cake, i)u,jn^ the social hour the hostess; (’aprice from ceste,’
Margaret Brice.
folks.
Late in the afternoon a
with MX gleaming candles was cut
and served with ice ei^'am. Small
buckets of Easter eggs were the at
tractive favors.
.Mi^s ('liff Harris, Gene Bowles and
.Miriam Donnan assisted in .serving
andT'hTwJaihiiig.
served dainty refreshments
jMRS.,NF.WKIRK
IHFADS AUXILIARY
' The annual business
■Virginia Roper
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Gluck
EASTER
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We are equipped to ren
der every beauty service—
our expert operators are
efficient, courteous and
waiting to serve you.
Let us serve you now be
fore the Easter rush.
Spedal
Pamanent Wave
$2.50
Post Toasties, 3 for 25c
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S. C. Asparagus, No. 1 can
10c
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White House. Goffee, lb. 25c
Cara ja Coffee, lb 25c
I Bartlett Pears, large can
25c
■ Swift’s Jewel Lard, 8 Ib. carton . 65c
■ Steaks, best cuts, lb. 20c
■ Chuck Steak, lb 15c
f Beef Roast, lb.
Hot Oil Shampoo .
$1.25
or6 for
$5.00
Shampoo and Finger
Wave
50c
Manicure
50c
Facial -
50c
Hair ('ut
2.5c
Met Wave ^
20i*
|•^:l^M.V^■KXT WAVKS
-$'2.5B Io„ 157.50
Phone No. L95 '
Carter’s
Beauty Shop
.Miss lA»is l*aKe, Mjjr.
.At Joe I.. Uarler’s Store
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15c
Stew Beef, lb ,'lOc
i Pork Chops, lb 22c
Mixed Sausage, lb.
15c
■ Pork Roast, lb 20c
■ Pork Sausage, Ib 20c
■ All cuts of Lamb — Oysters and Fish
This Week’s Prizes Will Be:
First Ibrize—S Ib. Ham.
Second Prize—10 lbs. Suijar.
Third IVize—I Ib. Beef Riutst.
Fourth Prize—2 lbs. Uheese. 1
Fifth IVize—I Ib. Boscul Uoffee.
TIME OF DRAVVINC. CHANU.Kl) TO 7 OH'LOUK
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Tab'S of Hoffman, \ Offonbach
WHAT 1M>
P. S. Jsanes
Baldwin's Grocery
‘Good ThinKs To Eat”
Phones 99 and 100
meeting of the DLSTRK T UONFKRENC'K
DO?
Woman’s Auxiliary of the Thnrnwetl^AlKKTS HERE FRIDAY
MISS TRIBBLE
ENTERTAINS ( I.UB
Alik'S .\unn.e’X uung Tribl/li* wa- a
plea.'ing hostes.'^ • to the "Odds and j
Ends’’ elub members tm last lluirsday :
alU'inoon when .she entertained with
a .St. Patrick’s day party.
1 i>h jokes were told and many con-
te.-ts were enjoyed on the Irish pro
gram. "I
The living rooms were attractive
•wPh low l-owls of'lovely emperor daf
fodils. i)ebciou.< refre.^luncnt.- were
.served which haimoniz-ed with a chos-i
en motif. Mrs. Hlaki ly Triblile, ADs.,
K. 1- i’laxico and Betty Tribble assist
ed in serving. v
Included on the guest list w'ere:
.Mi sses Katherine and .Margaret
EASTER GIFTS
- - SirVKRWARE
. . . is always charming, attrac
tive, useful and appreciated.'
What more could be desired in
a Rift.
Visit us. c.
FRONTIS
j.Memorial church was held on Sumlay
afti'rnoon at the “Home of Peace.”
^ Officers were elected for the eoin-
ing year as follows;
IVesident, .Mrs. Jennie Newkiik.
Vice president, Mrs, James Bradley.
Secretary-ti easurer, Mrs. I.ula Ja
mison.
The following secretaries of the
varitiiis causes weit* named.
. Foreign .Missions, .Mrs, S, P. Bowles.
■ Literature, .Mis.s .Annabel Harvey.
Home .Missions, .Miss I.A'ta McIntyre.
7 Synodical and ^Presbyteria.n .Mi.--
iSions, .Miss .Minnie .Vesb't,
Social Service, .Mm. Hariv l.avton.
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Christian Education and .Ministerial
Relief, .Mis.s C’arolyn .Moore.
• Spiritual Life, Miss Cora Richey.
Religious Eiliication, .Miss Hebm
i Porter.
* Mrs. H. S Pinson was elected chair-
man of the Ella Riddell circle for next
—y ,,,,,,, ,,„
Jewelry Store
At XILIARY HOLDS
INTERESTING .\IEET|N(;
The Woman’s Auxiliary of the
Broad Street .Methoilist church met on
.Monday evening in the auxiliary
rooms.
* .A program on "Brazil" was given,
with
A mei'ting of the Women’s Mbision-
ary society of th<‘ Methodis't Epis^pal
chinch. South, for the' Greenville
t'ict, will be held Friday at thi* .N’ort
Broad .Street .Methodist church of this
city, beginning at Id a. m.
Reports of the auxiliaries will 1m
'heard, at this c.onferbnce and a revi>‘w rn
given of the year’- w/ok. .A playb't. ^3
“The Ilollar Famil.v,” will be present-
(i by the auxiliary of the host church.
.Several eoiiferen' e officers are I'Xpict-
ed to be i*it :ieiit. among these being ^
Mrs. Thomas I. ( j;^arles, president,
t l>per .South Carolina conference of
woman’s work; Miss Ellie Few of 5”
^Greer, conference superintendent of |
mis.vions and Bible study; .Mrs. B. F. ^
Turnipseed of Greenville, conference 31
treasurer; .Mrs. B. F. Zimmerman of!^3
.Spartanburg, superintendent of (’hris-^^:
tian .social relation.s, the latter being ■
the guest .‘Speaker for the day. '
The meeting here preeeeds the an-
nual meeting to be held in Columbia!^
next month at which time a program
of the work for thi.s year w’ill Ik* pre- ^ ^5
.sented. ;
.A full attemlance, repre.senting all “
auxiliaries in the district, is expi'cted rs:
to attend tomorrow’s conference. Din- '^z
ner for the vi.silors will be served at
Befoi
.Miss .Myrtle VXestbury as leader.] , .. 3=
,—o——y the^ Maev M u > g rove Uu* rcwmi at tm* 3S
e singing the hymn, ( bust tor , •
^ y » noon hour. “■
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On
PRACTICALLY EVERYTHING
IN OUR HARDWARE STORE
t Including
RAZORS AND RAZOR BLADES,
POCKET AND KITCHEN KNIVES,
KITCHEN UTENSILS, FISHING
EQUIPMENT — and many other
'articles.
ALL AMMUNITION ^cept shells
and^twenty-tWos.
a
E TRIBBLE CO.
HARDWARE DEPT.
MILS. HENRY IKKSIKSS
; TO I.EtHON AUXILIARY
, .Mrs. B. H. lb nry entertained the
’ members of the .American I-<*gion aux-
. iliary ,at her home hn la.st Thursday
[ afternoon. i
• The president, Mi-s. Raymond Pitts, |
’ led the jiledge to the flag and the pre- |
> amble, recited in concert. .Mrs. U H.,
[Davidson, the chaplain offered ai
* prayer. ‘
,, After a .^hort busine.s.s .session an:
y unusually att ractive program under
► jthe direction of Mrs. J. F. Jacobs was
’ given.
SI’RINtJ IS lIKKK — LASTFK IS SUNDAY Al’KII. l>t
GET YOUR CLOTHES READY
FOR SPRING AND EASTER
WEAR
Send them (o u.s this week hefort* the Lit'-ter ni-h nevl
week. Our hij»h (|iiali(y workmaiishiii .‘••tand> out niurt*
.praminent tuday in the eyes uf the di^rrimiiatinv:.
FOB OVER 15 YEARS lU'CHANAN'S
DRY CLIANING
HAS BEEN HKJHI.Y S \TISFAt TORY
WE SPEUIALIZE ON THE
Cleaning and TJocking of Knit
Garments' *
The rleanin}; and hineking of knit j'arm.ents requires
the attention of one .spcH-ially trained in the handlini(
cf this ly^ of ferment.
“Itv IJke New Wiien WeVe Thru”
Appearing first was Marcia Gallo-^
way,^in a colbrful Japanese costume,)
who “Japanese Lanterns,” me-,
companied by' Caroljm Henry. The
next number was a piano duet, “Mes
senger of Spring,” played by Marcia •
Galloway and Carolyn Henry. Virginia
W’eir recited “Sister's Beau." Dresaed
in quaint Martha W’ashington style,
Carolyn Henry and Marcia Galloway
sang “Long, Long Ago,” and “In the
Gloaming.” Miss Sybil Burdette play
ed a piano solo, “Pompadour Pan” and
gave as an encore a waltz by Brahms.
During the, social hour, which-Yol^
lowed, the hostesst as.sisted by Mrs.
Caldwgil Weir, Mrs. Louis Bagwell,
Mrs. L. H. Davidson, Mrs. T. M. Adair
and Miss Martha Daiodson, served de-
^' lightful refreshments consisting of
11 tea, sandwiches and^ pound cake. Sev
enteen members were present.
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Careful Dry Cleaning R^toreu Brilliaice to the 'Fabrie. intdl^art PrcaaiBg Re
stores the Style Lin^ of Beauty. Experienced Workers Assutv H^ae RefmeaieMts
At RaaomUilc Prices.
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