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The Clinton Chronicle, Gihtoh, S. C.,. Thursday, April 5,1S34
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The Woman’s Page
SOaETYJiyENTS,
CLUB AND CHURCH NEWS OF INTEREST
Telephone 258
U. D. C. MEETS . ' the convention will be. entertained
FRIDAY AFTERNOON the homes of the Methodist women of
The regular U. D. C. njeeting will, Columbia and it is expected that sev-
be held Friday afternoon at four|eral members from the local church
o’clock at the home of Mrs. J. W. Fin- 'will attend the sessions.
ney. Hostesses will be: Mrs. Mary j .
Arthur, Mrs. W. M, .McMillan, Mrs. i BIBLE CLASS MEETS
Minnie Adair, Miss Ana Henry andSWTTH MRS. J. M. PITTS
Miss Agatha Davis.
EASTERN STAR TO
INSTALL OFFICERS
The Eastern StkV chapter wi^l hold
its regular monthly meeting Friday
evening at 7 o’clock in the Masonic
hall.
After the meeting, a public instal
lation of offiders will be held. Mrs. T.
Lane Monroe of Laurens, past grand
matron, will be the installing officer.
The public is cordially invited to at
tend the ins^llation.
The Susanna Wesley Bible class of
“"Broad Street Methodist church was
held Friday afternoon at the home of
Mrs. J. M. Pitts. Mrs. Pitts, for the
past several months, has not been able
to be out or attend the meetings.
Mrs. Eugene Hitt led an interesting
program on “Service.”
Late in the afternoon dainty re
freshments were served. Hostesses for
the meeting were: Mrs. C. H. McCra
ry, Mrs. Lbrena Adaifv Mrs. H. M.
Ge<?r, Mrs. S. C. Dawkins, Mrs. B. F.
Copeland and Mrs. P. B. Adair.
METHODIST CIRCLES
TO MEET MONDAY
Circles of the Broad Street Metho
dist church will meet next »Monday af
ternoon at 4 o’clock, with the follow
ing hostesses and leaders:
Circle No. 1 — Hostess, Mrs. P. B.
Adair; leader, Mra.^ Gilbert Blakely.
Circle No. 2—Hostess, Mrs. M.
Cannon; leader, Mrs. D. C. Heustoss.
Circle No. 3 — Hostess, Mrs. J. W.
Crawford; leader, Mrs. J. W. Milam.
ENTERTAINS
FOR SISTER
Miss .Martha Wilbur **honored her
sister. Miss May Wilbur of Charles
ton, with an attractive two-table
bridge party on Thursday afternoon.
Beautiful daffodils decorated the
living, room where -the- games - wer^
played. For refreshments the hostess
served delicious cream and cake.
Those who enjoyed the afternoon
were: Misses Floy Owings, Ellen
CojH'land, France.s and. V^irginia
RDinr'ir ri itu iSprhtt, Margaret Jones, Sarah Cope-
HTh sfMi-soN
Tuesday afternoon Mrs. Goyne I ’ - ’
Simpson enterUined the members of whmfv th
her bridge club and added an 1 IN^rRFFNVII I F
table for guests. . JiATHER IN LREENMLLE
^ The living room where the tables,} . session of the Bap-
were arranged, was lovely with pink|^*^^
and white azaleas.
year, an interesting program on “'The House, Laurens, S. C., on April 19t!i,
Suite” Was presented. The following! 1^34, next, after publication hereof, at
papers and musical selections Were} 10 o’clock^ in the forenoon, to show
given: j cause, if any they have, why the said
Paper, “The Suite” — Mrs. W, W.; Administration should not be granted.
Harris. * j Given under my hand this 2nd day
Piano solo, “A Day in Venice,” Nev-.|of April, A.,D., li>34.
in—Miss Luva McDonald.
, Paper, ‘Tomposers of " Famous
Suites”—Mrs. L. Ross Lynn.
Piano solo, selected—Miss Geneva
i Erickson.
Piano duet. Selections from Peer
Gynt Suite, Grieg—Mrs. S. P. Bowles
and Gene Bowles. ' ‘
After the program, dainty sand-
2tcy
ROSS D. YOUNG,
J. P^j^L. C.
wiches,
i served.
Russian tea ^and cake were
COUNTER ACT ACIDITY
by using our .“neutralized”
Fertilizers (containing:
lime.
Clinton Cotton Oil Co.
CITATION FOR LETTERS OF
ADMINISTRATION
The State of South Carolina,
Laurens County.
By Ross D. Young, ‘Probate Judge:
Whereas, Mrs, Mary E. Whitmire
and James Judson Whitmire made suit
to me to grant them Letters of Ad
ministration of the estate and effects
of John F. Whitmire.
These are therefore, to cite and ad- r
monish all and singular the kindred
and creditors of the said John F. Whit
mire, deceased, that they be and ap
pear before me, in the Court of Pro
bate, to be held at Laurens Court
Graduation
... is just a short way off, and
our colleetion of distinctive
fHFTS i.s unusually complete fmr
this event. Come in when yon
are close by. even if you aren’t
considering a purchase, yoa may
discover something yoe’H be
glad to remember.
FRONTIS
JEW ELRY STORE
Clinton, S.
Miss Mary Lou Kiroy
Late in the afternoon the hostess
•served a salad course with tcetl tea
and cookies.
THORNWELI. CIRCLE
HOLDS MATING ^ ^
Members off the Ella Riddell
of the Thornwell Memorial church met
on Monday afternoon at the Silliman
cottage, with Mrs. James Bradley and
Mrs. Be-s.sie Godfrey a.*; hostesses.
.Mrs,^ B. S. Pinson, newlyrelected
chairman of the circle, prcsidjjd over
the business session. The trea.surer of j
the Auxiliary, Mrs. F. M. Stutts, pre
sented the budget for the year.
Woman’s Missionary Union of
South Carolina will be held in the
First Baptist church of Greenville,
April 10-12, beginning at 2:30 o’clock
in the afternoon, with Mrs. J. B. Boat
wright, the president, presiding.
It is expected that many delegates
and visitors from all parts of the
stiter^ludmgr^seveMH
the local Baptist church, will be in at
tendance. An interesting program for
the two-day session has been arrang
ed, the report for the year showing
marked progress in every line of work
.sponsored by the union.
M ,iss Mary Lou Kirby, violin soloist,
will be one of the outstanding features
of the concert to be given in this city
on Friday evening, April 13th, by the
Spartanburg Male Chorus, under the
au.^pices of the local Kiwanis club,
aided by the Woman’s Music club.
Under the. able direction of Prof. W.
P. Price, the Spartanburg chorus will
render a delightful program varied to
meet the tastes of all music lovers.
Maury Pearson, known to his friends
of the leading baritone voices of the
chorus ’and will be heard in seveTrff;
special selectibns,
Mrs. Frank ('rews, director of mu
sic of the First Baptist church, will
render a soprano solo, supported by
the chorus and Miss Kirby, as violin
ist. ,
A popular admission price of 350
has been announced foV the entertain
ment which promises to be the biggest
musical hit offerinl in Clinton in quite
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NOTICE!
Street Tax for 1931 will be $1.00 if paid
March 31st.
on or before
PRESBYTERIAN JIRCLES /
MEET MONDAY _ /
The circles of the Woman’s Auxil
iary of the Fir.st Presbyterian church
will meet Monday, April 9th, at the
IN IldNOR OF
NEW YORK VISITOR
.Mrs. C. K. Galloway was hostess-tin :following hours and places:
Wedne.sday afternoon when she en-j Circle No. 1, Business Women’s cir-
tertained for .Mrs. Carlton Cleveland icle, with teachers at the residence of
of Binghamton, .N. Y., who was vi.s- .Mrs. Hender.son Pitts, at 7:30 P. M.
iting .Mrs. W. P, Jacobs, with an in-j Ciivle No. 2, with Mrs. Will Dillard.
f(timal tea. i Circle .No. 3. with Mrs. Will 1.^‘ake.
Quantities of lovely daffodils, Jon-I (’iicle No. 1, with Mrs. Thomas D.
quils, forsylhra’and pus.sywillow' cre- Jacobs
atmosphere
as the “Singing Sandman,” has one a long while.
Woman’s Auxiliary Of South Carolina
Presbytery To Meet Here Friday
; T^ meeting of
the Woman’s .Auxiliary of South Car
olina presbytery, will be held at the
Thornwell Memorial church pL this
city on Friday, April 6th. The theme
announced for the conference will be,
“Ousading With ('hrist,” Mark 10:27.
The following is the program:
________ M orn i ng Sessi on
reading, juayer.
ated a spring
rooms.
Dainty
like
in
the
refreshments were served.
TO
Circle No.
erspoon.
Circle .No.
send.
Circle .No.
Registration.
9:15 — Scripture
song.
Greetings. "Re.sponse. Roll call.
9;.‘{0 Report.s of,, presbyterial offi
cers: Recording seertary, treasurer,
vice-presid<'nt, president.
9:45 -Devotional — Rev. Samuel P,
Bowles.
' 10:00 Re|)orts of cause secretaries:
Historian, Mrs. Carl Hramlett; .Spir-j'Adair, Clinton;
iTual Life, .Mrs. A. V. Doty; Foreign i Bowles, ('linton
with Mrs. J. il. Witb-
I Missions, Mrs. J. D. Tidmarsh; As-sem-
with .M-rs. J. B. Town- bly’s Home Missions, Mrs. A. T. Nee-
ily; S. P. and
with Mrs.'-Jack Young. M. R. L<T()y
Circle .No. H, with .Mrs; Gary Dillard. Mrs. G. M. Nickles; Christian Educa-
All circles with the excep'yiCin of No. I’tiim and Ministerial Relief, Mrs. M. A.
Durant; Literature, Mrw.. M. M. De-
Pass; ('hri.stian Social Sei-vice, Mrs.
held April 11 and 12 at the Washing-| A(TAEAN BOOK - iCarroll Agnew^; Oriihanage, Mr.s. J. A.
ton Street church in Columbia, with'ciAJB FNTEUTAINED | | Bailey.
the eight Methodist churches } Friday afternoon Mrs, R. B. V’ance | 10:30—Bible hour Mrs. h. L. Rus-
to (p.liff^htfullv entertained the members ^oll.
11:30 Thornwell Orphanage — Dr.
Rob.s Lynn.
Afternoon Session
prayer;^
1:40—'Reports of district chairmen.
2:00—^Reports of committees: Aud
iting, finance, pre.ss^ place of meet
ing, resolutions, unfinished business,
new bu.siness.
2:45 — The birthday objective for
1934—Cdinton auxiliary. - j
Minutes of, day^s meeting. '
InstaHaljoh of offici'rs—Mrs. M. L.
Carrnll.ll
Devotional—^.Mrs. E. L. Russ<-ll.
Adjournment.
Pfeshylerial Officers
President, .Mrs. Paul .Mann, Abbe
ville; vice-|)iesidenl, Mrs. 11. B. Thom
as, Whitmire; corresponding secre
tary, Mrs. M. .'X. DuRant, .Abbeville;
ns'ording secrClary, .Mrs. Chri.stophi'r
treasurer, .Mrs. .S. P.
histtuian, .Miss li<da
$1.50 if paid from April 1s(.~ through April 15th. $2.00
thereafter.
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All able-bodied male citizens between 21 and 55 years of
age are subject to street tax.
By order of Town Council.
D.C.HEUSTESS
City Clerk and Treasurer
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MFrniODlST WOMEN
MEET IN ('OLl'MBIA
The annual meeting of the Women s
Missionary .society of the Upi>er South !l, will meet at 4 p. m.
Cardfinu Meth(Kli>t~c()nference will be
city acting as hostesses. Delegat
.iTv.
\’al)(
delightfully entertained the members
of the Actaean Book club.
I A profusion of lovely emperordaf-
ASK ANY
HUSBAND
WHAT HE AHMIRES
MOST
AM) ttK’Ll. SAY
Beautiful Hair
eep ’yxitiT Tiair~]ooking
lovt'Iy with our inexpensive,
artistic beauty treatments.
. Here vou will find expert
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beauticians and the most
modern equipment.
Special
Permanent Wave
•$2.50
I fodils arranged in IkiwIs adorned the
living rooms.
During the afternoon rook was
played. After the games the hostess
served delicious salad and sweet
cou^*4es, -
Guests of the afternoon wem*,: .Mr.s.
Bothw'cll Graham, Mrs, J. F. .Jacobs,
Hr., .Miss, (dara Duckett, Mriv--M-.J.
McFa<}den, .Mrs.' L. B. Dillard, Mrs.
W. D. (’opeland, Mrs. K. J. Adair, Mrs.
L
Boyce, ('ross iiill.
Departmental Secretaries ,
1 (’. Home Missions, Mr»..U Spiritual Life, Mr.s. A. F. Doty, Fal-
y; Religious Education, houn Falls; Foreign Missions, Mrs. .1.
D. Tidmar.^b, Wliitmire; Assemlily’s
Home Missions, Mrs. A. T. Neely,
Newberry; S. P. and (’. Home Mis-,
sions, Mrs. M. R. I^eroy, Willington;'
Religious Edijeation, Mrs. G. M. Niek-f
les, Hodges; Christian Education and
Ministerial Relief, Mrs. M. A. Durant,
Abbi'ville; Literature, Mrs. M. M. !><•-
Pass, Hodges; ('hri.stian Social Ser
vice, Mrs. Carroll Agnew, DonaUls; j
Orphanage Work, Mrs. J. A. BaiJey,
Cdinton. j
— District (ihairmcn
Mrs. Herbert Bolts, Ab'Jieville; Mrs.
R. D. White, Ware .Shoals; Mrs. !.. H. j
Good; Laurens; .Mrs. L. R. I.ynn, (din-
ton.
i Choice Meats
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■ Ol K MEATS ARE OF SUPERB FI.AVOR, (U ALITY
■ AM) CUTS. VOC LL (ilVE YOUR FAMILY A REAL
■ TREAT BY SERVINU BALDWIN’S MEATS.
Dr.
11 ;45 — I’resbyterian College
John MeSween.
12:00Mes.sage—Mrs. M. L, Car
roll. . ■ .
12:3(^ EU'ction of officers,
.•\}il)()intment of committees,
12:45—Lunch.
DELICIOUS
HAMS - BACON -
SAUSAGE
STEAK, best cuts, lb.
20c P
1 BEEEROASXlb 15c
■ PORK ROAST, lb. " . 15c
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PORK CHOPS, lb. ; 22c i
C. M. Bailey, Mrs. T. D,
.Mrs., J. -H. Witherspoon
H. Boyd.,
f i(v fqrci-^-atdhe-R«dw»y-] numlau:.-qu'epairuLjau.-djak<)j:j^^
jto celeJirate the occasion.
—Mr. Powell i.s the .son of Mrs. J. R^-j—A pTnk~and white cake with 79 can^~
WEINERS, lb.
'•f*
15c
dies was placed in the center of lh«-
beautifully a|)pointe<l talde and all the
MRS. MeSWEEN HOSTESS
TO STUDY ( LUB
Last week the membei*s of the Wed
nesday .Study club met at the home of
Mr.s. John MeSween.
Mrs. W. P. Jacobs was leader of an
interesting and instructive
( opeland, ^md is a graduate
and Mr-.. B. Wofford college and is a member
of the faculty of Freemont city school, j^ue.st.s were served^at one lime.
] following a wedding trip, Mr. ami i Enjoying the ha|»|»v reunion
Mrs. Powell will reside at 709 Mardej^^^.
stieet.-The Spartanburg Herald. 1 Mi.sses
BOLOGNA; M
15c
■ Okra and Tomatoes, No. 2 can .. . 10c
$1.25
$5.00
50c
50c
50c
25c
20c
Hot Oil Shampoo ....
or 6 for
Shampoo and Finger
Wave
Manictire .... .
Facial
Hair Cut
Wet Wave
PERMANENT WAVES
$2.50 to $7.50
Phone-^o. 195 ^ _
Carter’s
Beauty Shop
Miss Lois Page, Mgr.
At Joe L. Carter’s Store
UH tRLF-STON VISITOR
IS HONORED
.Mrs. Arthur Copeland .entertained
progranii^ group of young, peopl^t a delight-
on ‘Germany. She gave a review of Th^ay evening
the book, “My Battle,” an autobiogra-- ^ j^^y Wilbur, of Charles-
,phy by Hitler, the German chancellor.'.. < ^
i Mrs. H, E. .Sturgeon contributed two
interesting magazine jarticles, “Hit-
jlerism Iijvades America,” by S. D.
j McCoy, and “W’ho’s Who in the Nazi
Party,” by -Monitor.
After ^he program the guests were
invited into the sun-room where tea,
sandwiches, fruit cake, cookies and
salted nuts were served from a pret
tily appointed table. >
MrW AkiSween's guest, Mril Pat-
i rick McDermott of Scotland, and Mrs.
J. B. Ricketts of Greenville, were
present for the occasion.
1 anderson-powell
[^MA_RRIAGE
ton. _
Mixed spring flowers formed a love
ly background fox. foj^r tables.
After the games, the hostess, assist
ed by Mrs. Hugh Simpson and Mist
Irene Workman, served a creamed
chicken course and a sweet course.
Those invited to meet Miss Wilbur
were: Misses Ansie Kirven, Lilly Mae
Werts, Ploy Owings, Martha Wilbur,
Margaret Jones, Sarah Copeland, Mel-
da -Von Hollen, Mesars. T. E. Lothery,
Newton Gaston, Dr. Delmar Rhame,
Taylor Martin, A. L. Duckett, H. A.
McQueen, Arthur Copeland and Harry
Nettles.'
A marriage of much interest in the
Carolinas was that of Miss, Blanche
Davis Anderson and Cecil Lurie Pow
ell. which wa.s
morning, April 2, at
BIRTHDAY DINNER
GIVEN MRS. HIPP ,
Inman, March 3L—-A surprise birth-
solemnized Sunday I dinner was given Sui^ay, March
9:30 o’clock at'^X at the home of Mr. and Mrs. B. W.
Gibson in honor of Mrs.* Gibson’s
with ■
Mrs. ■
Mil- j
drt*<I, .Marion and Irene Ilipp, .Mrs.
Oswald O. Copeland, Oswald (Copeland, ®
Jr., and Jean Copeland, all of .New- |
berry; Mr. and .Mrs. Irby Hipp, Irby g
Hipp, Jr,., Misses Margaret (.’aroline _
and Agnes Hipp, Mr. and Mrs. W. C. i .
Shealy and Bt-tty Ann Shealy, of Clin- I
ton; Mr. and Mrs. B. W. Gibson, B. W. |j|
Jr.,~and Mervin Ann Gibson.
Mrs. Hipp was again honored on her
birthday when her daughter, Mrs. Gib
son, entertained informally Monday
afternoon by inviting a number of
Mrs. Hipp's neighbors and friends in
for a social hour. A school day was
held, including old songs, spelling
matches and recitations.
Medium Red SALMON, tall can . 15c
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BIG HOMINY, No. 2V2 can
10c
PORK & BEANS, No. 2V2 can 10c i
No. 2 cam TOMATOES, 3 for 25c I
LIMA BEANS, No. 2 can T:. IQc I
FRESH NORFOLK OYSTERS |
AND FISH
the Southside Bapti.st parsonage, with
Dr. Judson L. Vipperman’, officiating. 1 •’**®^^®*‘* “• Hipp.
Mrs. Powell is the attractive daugh-j As a complete surprise to Mrs. Hipp
:ter of Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Anderson ion her 79th Wrthday^ all of her chil-
of Clinton, and is a member of the of- dren and i^n^hildr^n, twenty-two in
MUSIC CLUB
officers RE-ELECTED .
Mrs. S. P. Bowles entertained the
Woman’s Music club on Wednesday
afternoon. Assisting her as hostesses
were: Mrs. T!‘L. W. Bailey.Mrs. C. C.
Giles, Mrs. Wilson Harris and Mrs.
L. Ross Lynn.
At, the business session which
opened the meeting, the following of
ficers were reelected for next year:
Pre.sident, Miss Ruth Bailey. .
Vice-pre.sident, Mrs^D. J. Brimm.
Secretary-treasurer, Mrs.- Fayette
Henry.
For the concluding jneeting of the
This Week’s Prizes WiD Be:
First Prize—24 lbs. GjoiM Dost Floiir.
Second Prize-^10 Ibe. Susmr. °
Tilird Prize—6 Soup Plnte& >
Pourth Prize—6 Cereal Diskes.
Fifth l^rize—1 lb. box Stationery.
TI.ME OF DRAWING CHANGED TO 7:30
J'
Baldwin's Grocery'
“(hmmI Thinifs To Eat” Phones 99 and 1(K)
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