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The Clinton Chronicle, Clinton, S. Thursday, Avril 19, 1934
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SOat^ EVENTS,
CLUB AND CHURCH NEWS OF INTEREST
Telephone 258
j research will speak at special sessions.
! There will alsa^be exhibitions , and
demonstrations ot the various phases j
of the educational work of the society* i
One of the special features of the j
musical program will be the solos fur- friends ’of Mayor H. Y.
nished by musicians from the three Abrams wilf regret to know that he^
United States service bands, the U. S. j ^^tinues . critically ill at his home
Mayor Abrams
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I Marine band, the U. S. Navy band,
■and the U._;S. Army band.
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ANXOUNCE.MENTS
The American
meet Thursday
I Mrs. R. E. Wysor, who was delegate i
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All members are urged to be present
The Mr^sgrove’s Mill chapter, D.
R., wil^ m^t this afternoon at 4
o’clock, at the home of Mrs. B." R:
Fuller.
INEZ YOUNG «\
ENTERTAINS CLUB
contributed to the institution.
; H U .M PH R lES—B A RNETTE
_ _ _ Humphries an-
?rican Legien .Auxiliary will!to the presbyterial meeting held lasti”®^”^ the marriage of their niece,
sday. .April'19, at 4 o'clock'w’cek at the' Thoniwell Memoriarvictoria Humphries, to
at the hon»b of Mrs. T. J. Peake. 'church, gave her report. j Earle Ernest Barnette, of Union, on ^
Therewill be a special meeting ofi At the business session it was de- t :
local Eastern Star chapter tonight i cid^d to designate October 1 as annual i of the Rev. .Dr, J. B. Turner, ^
i30 o’clock in the Masonic Temple, orphanage day, when gifts would be! of the First Baptist church pf |
^ j Griffin, Ga., Dr. Turner officiating.;
. Only a few friends w'ere present for'
ithe ceremony. i
I The bride w’as smartly dreesed in an
'.Eleanor blue suit with accessories in
navy blue and wore a corsage of pink
i rosebuds showered with swonsonia.
j Mrs. Barnette is the daughter of the
•late Mr. and Mrs. Claude F. Humph-
jries. of Gaffney, and was educated at
Fruitland institute, Hendersonville,
N. C. Until her marriage she was a
resident of this city.
. , ^ . i Mr. Barnette is the son of Mr. and
c J, t’' ■ i M'-*- H- J- Barnette of Union, and re-
Sadler \ irgima Dillart En,ott Ja- edueation in Union.
eobs .Mary El.zabet.i Bald^an Fran-| Barnette are making
ces Speake. Margaret UghtfooUJJar.,
nette is connected with Belk-McKnight
company.
where he has been confined for several
weeks, with much concern felt over his
recovery. No improvement w'as report- if
ed in his condition last night.
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JOSEPHINE COPELAND
CELEBRATES BIRTHDAY
Friday evening Josephine Copeland
entertained the members of the’“Skull
and Bones” club on the occasion of
her Jjirthday. Each friend remember-
Last Friday Inez Youdg entertained'ed her with a lovely gift.
the girls of the Jolly 8 club for sup
per and a *'spend-the-night’^ party,
Delicious refreshments consisting of
salad and sweet courses were served.
The members of the club are^ Lou-1 a beautiful cake gleaming with can-
ise Coe, Betty Spra'tt, Margaret Brice, dies was cut.
Frances Simpson, Louise Jacobs, Etn-
ily Dillard and Elizabeth Graham.
The
WORKMAN-REEDER
WEDDING ’garet Shealy, Carolyn MeSween and
Mr. and Mrs. .A. A. Workman an-'Mae Dicus,
nounce the marriage of their sister, _
Myrtie Edna Smith, to J. A. Reeder, MRS. FINNEY
MALE CHORUS
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on Saturday, .April 14, at the home of jHOSTESS TO CLUB
the officiating minister, the Rev. Mr. j Mrs. John W. Finney delightfully AlDIENfE 1
Bostic, pastor of the ^ti&t ithaKkWrtained her^^id»e..ek^ flai Tuea-j 1
I day afternoon and added several ta-Florida Street school i
The young couple will make their bles for .Miss Emmie Pitts, bride-* Friday evening for the concert I
home in the Long View community, elect. pivsented by the SparUnburg Male*
where ,Mr. Reeder is a successful! Thd card rooms were beautifully the baton of their able
farmer. ' idecoTate<I-wifh-lavendar ir4a4nd bowls, .djjyetoi-^^Pr(d^\jbon I\ Price. The ^
:of pansies. Tallvs were also in har- <>ne of beauty .and ex-
BKIDGE CLUB s'monizmg lavendar shades. ivlle.nce and enthusiastically rinvived
WITH .MRS. PEAKE | After the games the hostess served,the best ever offered in
Mrs^ T. J. Peake entertained the.iivfrc.'^hments in two cour.^es. "(-liflton. .
member.’^ of her bridge club Thursday! Xh honor guest was rememlHied The entire program was remlered _
with a lovely luncheon. iwith a lovely trosscau gift. - >.with such impressiveness and beauty
Tansies centered the beautifully ap-| * w-nild be hard to sele^jt the out- ■
pointed table, where an artistic pink j RICKETTS, GREENVILLE ^tan ling numbers. Miss Mary I.oii'
and lavender color scheme was osed |^| S TUDY CLUB Kirt>y. ial<‘nted violinist, placed in a
I,•tail. .\ dfliciftus lunchMn \v.as; We.i'.K.s.iav' „flcin<M>ti .Mrs. 11. E. 1’!';'' ''li''"';’'’ i '^V' ''"'v-'-''
.Afterwards, bridge ‘‘"-istargeon enter'tHined the members-f ""A/'""v".'. ..
, .. 1 11 «t^d Hejve Kati. ’ i
rrnp.st'^ were* Mrs R •' • . • .-.u Mr.s. r rank ( lews, m a most adnur-
tkaKe -N gueM.-* wtre. .Mrs. w. hving room was charming with, .u i i- i
P. Jacobs, Mrs. T. .... *u manner, took the leading solo
Your
SUITS AND
DRESSES
LAST LONCER'
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ROYAL WAY*
Royal’s supreme service
^ives your clothe^ lonji^er
life . . . brightens colors ...
removes all dust and dirt
without harm to the fine
fabrics.
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Phone 77
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When you buy the cheaper substitute
YOU WILL FIND YOU ARE NOT SATISFIED.
QUALITY IS THE TEST OF TRUE VALUE. THIS
IS A “QUALITY FOOD STORE.”
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Royal
CLEANERS
Dan Holli.s, l^Ianager-Operator
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SPECIALS THIS WEET
Lily of the Valley String Beans,
—'—^lo. 2 can .. *....
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College Inn Tomato Juice, can . 10c
Okra and Tomatoes, No. 2 can . 10c
I S. C. Turnip Green^ No. 2V2 can . 15c
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I Beech-Nut Cheese Wafers, pkg. . 20c
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Stew Beef, 3 lbs.
25c
Pure Pork Sausage, lb.
Mixed Sausage, 2 lbs.
in
sefved.
joyrd.
.\(!air. Mr.-^. W
yellow jessamine on the mantel and - -.u .u i
Ham,. . Bflyd, Mrs.l;„.„.,A..n,r of iris, lilac. rr.lbua F|«« 'vitb ^
- “m v um -to .-Jdu!- - M atioJiiLA.- -aiul—
I). .Jacobs, Mrs. lianip Jan-angements of iris, lilac
Waller -Johann-,--Ml-S* Ur Hays and+^—eTseAvhere.~
.Ml.-. William Bailey Owen.s. ; Mrs. K. C. Adair introduced .Mrs. .1.
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lan
Omnipotence,”
* Frank and
. r, . . ittiin. «ini WMliant (Tews, ami
Ricketts, of (iieenville. who ga\e . .
MBS. HHI.M.M HOSTESS interesting lecture on l'ear.,on tenor an,Ibar,tone ....^
TO CF.NTTRY ( I.Ull ! Virginia Gardens.” Since .,he ha.l «-en 'o';’/- ‘'emen.lous a|.,.lause.
Tuesday afternoon Mrs. n. J. Brimm ; * ^ount Ver-i /•:”
entertained the members of the On.l .Stratford; Mont,.elier, Montievllo ’J”
tiirr* oliib i ,. /av. u 1 u k _ f..ii bv the talented group of musicians,
tury oiuD. Westover (the Byrd home) in full •’ '' *
The vice-president, Mrs. .M. tf |fiower, she described their beauty in
Woodworth, presided over the Busi-•
ne.<s meeting which preceded the pm-1 hostess served dainty sand-
iwiches, punch and cake.s.
\ Mrs. -A. M. Copeland read a pa|H‘r- Carl Barksdale of Greenville,
on “The Development of the Cotton Patrick McDermott, of Scot-
Industry -m South Camlin«. .A vv’ere guests of the afternoiYn.
ing. “The Cotton Boll” (Timnnl) was;
The choru.s appeared here under the
auspices of the lix'al Kiwanis club.
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given by Mr.s. Brimm. .A selection
from William Gilmore Sims by .Mrs.
H. E. Sturgeon completed the pro
gram on South Carolina.
AUXILIARY PR(M;RAM OX
•lIIRISJ I AN EDUCATION”
The regularyiuxCne «»f the .\uxi!-
iaiv 'f the Pre.-byerian church was
; 1 :n the auxiliaiy rooms on .M.in-
flay afternoon.
••Chri.'tian Ediu^ti'n“ was the
tin me oi' the progmin- D ‘- •- R Lynn,
of Thornwell ori»hanag»*. nuoie a
'h>g plaCiPlk «.4H’»'ial k'Hl-
The auxil-
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pha-^ismn -h
ia.y song. “Faiie
sung by .Mrs
tor. Dr. D. •*•
the
orptrana
IS ton
l,*ir»l 'Jc-us., wa:
D. J. Hriiniiu The i'a>-
Wood'i. menU'ineil way-
auxiliary couhl help the church.
DRESS
YOUR HAIR
...To Suit Your
Personality
It’iv most-esseiitial in drp^s.^-
ing your hair to have it ar-
ritiiged fo suit the contour
of your face. A personality
finger wave at this modern
shop introduces many new
and individual ideas in hair
arrangement. We specialize
in all lines of beauty cuT
ture.
Special
Permanoit Wave
$2.50
Hot Oil Shampoo .... $1.25
or 6 for $5.00
Shampoo and Finger
Wave 50c
Manicure 1- 50c
Facial .. 50c
Hair Cut 25c
^ Wave 20c
PERMANENT WAVES
$2.50 to $7.50
Phone No. 105
Carter’s
Beauty Shop
Mias Lorn Page, Mgr.
At Joe L. Carter's Stare
TEMPERANCE UNION
HOLDS MEETING
j The monthly me<*ting of the Wo-
; man’s ('hristian Temperanct* union
was held with Mrs. L, R. Lynn on Fri-
;day afternoon, with Mrs. Frank .Adair
jin charge of the program.
1 .\fter th«* opening prayer .Mrs. I.ynn
conducted a -hoit bus;ne<'« se-sooi.
Membeis answeretl to roll call witli
curtent event- nn t«‘mpe»ance condi
tion- since repeal of the Isth amend
ment.’
I h'. 1). d. Woods, ’'■,st if th«’ F irst
Presbyterian church, made jl htdpful
’ t;k on .''abbath <i>bsenance. This was
foll.ntrrl by -ongs given.by a group
of Tbnrnwell girls. As a fitting clu-e.
all pie-ent weie a-ked to stanif and
n* tljii fo urth commandment, af
ter which prayer was offered by Dr.
W’ooils,
The progmm for May will I>e in
charge of the ladies of the .Associate
Reformed Presbyterian church.
Graduation Time
IS WATCH TIME.
As important fis the diplo
ma .. . A FINE W.VTCH.
Drop in . . let us help you
Gift!
FRbNTIS
JEWEI.RY STORE
Sliced Bacon, lb.
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Tbis Week’s Prizes Will Be;
,/ First Prize—21, lbs. Omega Flour.
Second Prize—10 lbs. Sugar.
Third Prize—-l ib. Beef RoasL .
“ —3 lb. Pork Roast.
Fifth Prize—1 lb. Castle Hall Coffee.
TIME OF DRAWING CHANGED TO 7:30
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P. S. Jeanes
Baldwin's Grocery
’Good Things To Eat”
Phones 99 and 100
D. A. R. MEETINf; IN
\V\SHINGTON THIS MONTH
Tor the forty-third time, the
Na-
PITTS-KENNEDY
WEDDING YESTERDAY
.A marriage of interest to a wide
circle of friends throughout South
Carolina took place yesterday after-
noon at 2 o’clock, when Miss Emmi^ =
Pitts, beautiful daughter of Mr. aiul
.Mrs. J. M. Pitts, became the bride of
'Wilton Craig Kennedy. The imiuXssive i tZS
ceremony was [lerfm rned at the Broad ! tss:
Strt'et Methodist church, with Ihej^'
Rev. H. (). Chambers'officiating in |
the presence of the immediate mem-!
Ihm's of the family. ' zzz
The bi’idi' was heemiiingly attired in • r:;:
a modi-b light brown t\v-*e ! suit of
finger-tij) length aii<l fa-hit ned with zzi
iH li ttwn fur collar. Brown avces>ories j in
CiV'ijtleted the costume. lU r flowors I
were a hively shoui ter corsage of Tal-' ZZZ
isinan inises arid lies of. the valley. '
.Mrs. K, nnedy, the tiaughter of Mr.
an.l Mrs. .1. M, I’jtts. is a grail^yate of =
(\»lnmhia college an<} has taught sue-j~
cosfiilly for tht' past several years in
the schools of S<>m‘ca. She is a young
woman of unusual charm and lH*auty j^
anti has endeared herself to numl>ers i —
of frientls throughout^South Candina. jj—
' The groom holds a responsible |H»si-'^
lion with the Carolina Life In*?urance
company in .Sjmrtanburg. He received
his A. H. degree frorn Wofford col- j
lege. After his graduation he taught i ^
for a few years in the Seneca city
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Itional Society of the ,,,cho<ds and also held the position of
'American Revolution will hold their
Continental congress in Washington.
Aprir le to 20 inefust^e. The formal
ojiening .se.s.sion will be field in Consti-
Itution hall, Monday morning. .April
10, at IQ o’clock, with Mrs. Ru.s.sell
J William Magna, president general,
pre.siding. The congress will continue
through the week and will conclude
! with the banquet in honor of the pnes-
'ident general, Friday evening, at 7:30
! o’clock, at the Mayflower hotel.
Between three and four thousand
officers, delegates and members are
expected to be in attendance. Under
the direction of the program commit-
itee of which Mrs. G. \\aUace
I Hanger, former vice-president general
‘ from the DLstrict of Columbia, is
(chairman, a brilliant program ha.s
been prepared covering every phase
!of the work pf the society. Ouls^nd-
ihg figures in official life in W ^h-
ington and authorities on historical.
Attention, boys who pfaiy base-
iball—Smith’s Pharmacy is offer-
; ing a limited number of fine lea-,
ther baseball gloves, especially!
'fine for first-basemen’s mit, and,
a pint bottle of Ml 31 antiseptic'
solution, both for only 59c, as
rlong as thev last. On f|isplay
sale at SMITH’S PHARMACY.
FOR INFANTS
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Hand-made Dresses and
Slips—Only 59c. |
At ELLISON’S
athletic director.
After a wedding trip to Florida, the
young couple will Tnake theTr hoine
in Sriartanburg.
COUNTER ACT ACIDITY
by using our “neutralized**
Fertilizers (containing
lime.)
Clinton Cotton Oil Co.
PHILCO
Radios & Tubes
Smith’s Phannaei
E. .Mood Smith. O. D.
Felder Smith, O. D.
Drs. Smith & Smith
OPTOMETRISTS
SP^IALISTS _
Eyes Examined, Glasses Prescribed
Laboratory for Prompt Repair
Service.
IS West Main Street Phowe lit
CLINTON. a, C
Notice To Depositors
of
The Commercial Bank
(RESTRICTED ACCOUNTS)
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Under authority of the State Board of Bank
Control, 20 per cent of the restricted deposits of
The Commercial Bank of Clinton, S. C., will be
available for distribution April 30, 1934.
AJfitter will be^mailed April ~21st to all de-
positors whose addresses are known, which ex
plains the method of distribution and further
information de^red may be obtained at The
Commercial Bank beginning Monday, April 23.
Each depositor is requested to reply prompt
ly upon receipt of letter in order to facilitiUe
the prompt procuring of his or her pro-rata
portion of the funds. ~ _
All depositors holding Certificates of De
posit will 1^ required to present the Certificates
properly, endorsed, as no payment on Certifi
cates of Deposit can be made without the sur
render of the Certificates. Do not present Cer
tificates, however, until April 30th.
H. D, HENRY, Conservator
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