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.7 ♦ T' t The Clinton Chronitle. Clinton. S. Thtirgday. April 26, 19M 1.' ■ ■ . ■ H’ The Woman’s Page SOCIETY EVENTS, CLUB AND CHURCH NEWS OF INTEREST Telephone 258 ^ . ' t f MRS. COPELAND HOSTESS TO “FRIENDLY DOZEN” Thusday afternoon Mrs. A. M. Cope land delightfully entertained the mem bers of the “Frieiijdly Dozen” club. The table was lovely with a center arrangement of pink roses and fern. Pink swan-shaped nut cups were used MISS ELIZABETH DOUGLAS TO WED IN JUNE ^ Much sbcial interest centers in the' following • announcement: : Mrs. Davison McDowell Douglas of ■ Columbia, announces the engagement; of her daughter, Elizabeth Moffat, to j Dr. Allen Izard Josey, the wedding to, 4^ and small dishes filled with pink [take place in early June. i tmints were placed at intervalsL. j l^iss Douglas is the daughter of * The guests were Mrs. F. D. Jones,'Mrs. Douglas and the late Dr. Davi-' Mrs. J. A. Bailey; Mrs. John 'Spratt, Mrs. K. E. Spencer, Mrs. W\ H. Shands, Mrs. Arthur Copeland, Mrs. M. G. Woodworth. Mrs. C. B. Betts son McDowell Douglas, president of Presbyterian college and of the Uni versity of South Carolina. | D<^tor Josey is the son of Albert' and Mrs. H. 1^. Goff assisted in serv-j Burgess Josey and the late Josephine Bedon Izard. ing^ I LITTI^E GIRL CELEBR A TES BI RTH DAY /The iibme of Mrs. R. S. Owens was the scene of a pretty children’s party on Monday afternoon when little Ann Owens belebratetl her fourth birth<lay. A number of little friends were pres exit for the happy occasion. Various games were enjoyed. After , The ‘ briderclMt. made -her home in | Clinton for a number of years and k pleasantly known here by a wide circle of friends. — : wartls the boys <lonned paper hats and music, gave a very worsl the girls paper bonnets in pastel i melodious .service ot sac’. ed LANDER COLLEGE CHOIR PLEASES LARGE AUDIENCE . The Capella choir of Lander col lege, under the direction of Waldo B. Neil.sen, head of the department of worshipful and girls paper bonnets in pastel i melodiobs .service ot sac’. ed music on shades. They marched into the dining last Sunday evening at the Br* ad room siPfiing “41 appy,.Hk^hdayAnn i Siwed Methoiiist church. A, cangregaRi was ciHiwmni with a wreath'of flow’-ition that Piled the church'en jbytH! thi? ers and showered wiih conferti.* Each^grouj) of young women fn their well- guest was given a sucker. j selected program, which showed fine Cream and cake were served. training and consistent practice. I Ml'S, giving Messick, head of the voice department, spoke for a f.*w minutes concerning the work of the hi D. A. R. SO( IKTV MEETS WITH MRS. FULLER Mis. Rutk^Ige Fuller was hostess to i choir. Miss .Agnes Corley delighted ,3 Made Here.... I i audience in her fine reading of “Jean val Jean.” M - .MISS CLARA DEAN ria.a Iban. of Cleveland, who a grvr: dral of ctedit for making the In the afternoon at five o’clock the will '->*• h re on .Mav U and in * » choir sang at the Thoinwell .Meniot.al chui'ch. the members of the Musgrove’.s Mill chapter, I), .A. R., on Thursday af ternoon. The .American’s creed was recited in conceit. Mrs. J. H. Witherspoon, re gent, presided over the meeting, which was given to business. Minutes of the| last meeting were^read and approved. The treasurer. Miss Clara Duckett, gave her annual report. A’arious mat ters of interest to the members were discussed. It was mentioned that .Mrs.. F}. Br member ' local chapter who resi<lc>}< in Washington, was attending the National D. A. R. jwith an attendance of 78 memliers. ^graduated in home economics from deveKtpments in eltctnc refrigerator kr*hen “the new guest room o' ‘he duct an vlectric cooking schi-^^j-I, will K me. ■■ for wdu ti 'i.v !s ir-t -n * mr. bring-t.o ri'n'en honieir.akc’-s a wealth >■: many he’ir^ in the .n * *’i e .Many expressions of apprecfateorTof new c =>’king i«leas gained a lab *a:< .y kuchen- experiu nt.ng hav(* come both fi’om the afternoon w :d-v ewierienc* in the home ccbn«»tnics w/h uter il- an i othe’’wirkirg : and evening service. f eld. The cooking school will be held efficTeni kitcheh arrangement, orTgl- — at the D. E. Tribble hardware steire fiating anti revising reeiiws and devel- BAPTIST MISSIONARY ' build.ng on .'^uutTi BroaiU^treet. oping new itleas for the serving of SOC'IETY ■MEE'I S I Miss Dean, who is a member of the meals. The general meeting of the Wo- staff of the tUn^ral Mi:&s I>e^u will ft^a nie in her r-.wik- man^Tdissibnary society od the Firstappl.arice liepan- in|r ^ht»ol innumerab’e new reeipe.s Baptist church was hehl on .April 16 ment. NVla I a' k, ( levelantl, a„d menu itleas, as well as the late Convenient display and m wide seketion Make better grocery selectk«s possible for this store's laiire family of highly appreciated customers. We keep in stock not only those things «re know joo want, but also many things that are'^different.** i , This store serves you better, while serving you more. SPECIALS THIS WEEK ^,JELLO, afl flavors, 2 for Red Kidney Beajos, Mb. 2 can . ■ ■ 10c Lilly of of Valley Greoi Beans, No. 2 can 1 lOc BIG HOMINY, large can 10c Premier PRUNES, in syrup, large can 20c MEF RQASTrfl^7^^7 7^ PORK ROAST, lb. 15c PORK CHOPS, lb. 22c PORK SAUSAGE, lb 20c MIXED SAUSAGE, 2 lbs..... 25c ■ /" vr congres.s, then in session at Washing ton, as the chapter’s delegate. The hostess and aj^iistant hostesses served dainty refreshments. I.EtilON AUXILIARY IN .MONTHLY SESSION The local chapter of American I.(e- gion Auxiliary met on Thui-sday after noon at the home of .Mrs. T. J. Peake. .As.sisting hostesses were Mi‘s. R, S. Owens, Mrs. W. H. Simpson and Mrs. Roy Pitts. A business st*ti.sion was held during' G**<*''K**, •''*^‘** college, well known far unj range co<»kery. She will discuss... which time reports an<l announce- •*'** '''oili in this «!epartment. She has rarious subjects pertaining to food ments were ma<le. s|>ent much tin>e in dietet:cal work, marketing, menu planning, LxhI pres- The Watts circle was in charge of ^bree years of which she acted as a ^f^<ation, u.<e of left-overs and kitchen This Week’s Prizes Will Be: E'lrst Prize—8 lb. Ham. Second IVtze—t lb. Beef Roast. Third l^rize—.T lb. Snowdrift I.Jird.. Touffli Prae-^ lli^kTisrT!lar«^~ FiftkPri2e--l lb. Bascul ( offee. TIME OF DRAWING UHA.NGED TO 7:30 head dietitian. arrangement. the missionary feature, with Mrs. R I.. Iteiley l.'ading. I f<-r Ihr |.a.t ..-van y,.ar. shr ha,. ^ .Mi.s. Hailey intiiKluceil the proirram >«•'• engainsi in lavatory ; ji,| i„vilati<>n e’Ctemled all ladies in bv reviewing the topic for the year. educational work for the lieneral® “Prayer in the Progress of Missions,” Eli^trit company ami in this capaerCy ?ronimuni.y to 1h^ present. ■■■■■■■ which clearly led to the topic for the has conducted hundreds of etertnc: 7./.:..... —7 " - month, “Waking To World Missions.” cooking schools for newspapers. ati!i-»: .Mi-s. A. B. Galloway gave the scrijn tie« ami electric appliance dmlributors:^ Baldwin's Grocery **Good Things To Eat” Phones 99 and 100 n m _ ture lesson, after which the following throughout the country. To her goes .^ The business se.ssion wa.s presided,pj.Qg,.ap^ ^vas heard with interest: . ^ ,’er by the vice-president, Mrs. R. S. New Day,” Miss Agnes Davi.s; MlSSlOllSiry DOdV - = wen.s. It wa.s formally opened with ‘^Preparation for the Awakening,”! « w mm . ' . .. . .. I In Laurens Meet p ov Ow the singing of the Star Sjiangled Ban-i-Tyfr's, p' c. Pin.son. ner. The recitation, in concert, of the] “Waking To World Vision,” Miss allegiance to the flag .and the pre- :Km_), p^iiey. amble followoil. Various business mat- “America Awakes,” Mrs. M. O. tvis were discu.sseil. Johnson. _ 'i wo chihlren gave atractive read-j “America’s Baptists .Awake,” Mrs. ing-: “How a Child Play> Lady,” Arne!(; {j t .laiMbs, and “Rufus ^/uniting Ton,” “What Prayer l)i<l in the .Move- P, ifus Sadler, - -t.—- mint,” Mrs. Henry Nabors. .At.the conclusion th<* hoste.'s served j <!ainly sandwiches, tea, and I SHOWER S’evehteen were present. \ . a \/j% m» M M ^ » 4 m Gohlville, .Miss Woman's Baptist Association = Holds Anmial F^ession. Address ^ Bv Brazil Missionary. ~ Liuren-. April dl. — .m-e'Ing of *h*' V'v.njan* The M antiua;; '•%kn:«ry A WATCH YOU CAN BE PROUD TO WEAR To make it easy to choose, we’re showing an especially large selection that will suit any taste. AN ADDED EXTRA We will allow you $r>.00 for your old watch ... on the pur chase of a Gruen Watch. Come in and see them. FRONTIS JEWELRY STORE union • f I.aann IJap*.-- ation wa-* he]<l..'‘'.itinday with the nit— sT7*hary society of the First Bapt7'«t ss church «tl La-urf'ns. The niis.sionary message of the se*- ■ .ZIZ brought by the Kev7 J. R- Your Spring and Summer Clothes cleaned LIKE NEW! I Surely you’ll need several dresses freshed and restor ed to their original smart lines and colors for tLe new season. Let us do this for you. We guarantee to give absolute satisfaction. -Phone 77 CLEANERS Dkn Hollia, Manager-Operator FOR BRII)E-KLE:( T j Saturday afternoon at Mi.ss Nellie Fouche honoreil I Lyde Coiieland of Spartanburg, a py|>-, ! ular bride-elect, w’ith a lovely bridge- Allen, mis>ionary to Brazil, who shower at Joanna Inn. -- informative and inspirational ad-,^ ! A profu.sion of .spirea and w’eigelia dress. Another feature of the meetiag i beautifully decorated the card rooms, was the discussion of the subjert. The I After the games when .scores were ami Why. of Personal Service, ^added^ Miss Betsey Miller w’as foumi hy Mrs. J. M. Burnett, of Belton, state ^ to have won fii^st prize, a box of dust- ^‘upenntendent^ of persona! service. 'ing powder, while Mbs Medoia Kam- Annual rep<»rts from the different ~ liner received the consolation, a b«»x departments indicateil gratifyii^^ of correspondence cards. The.xc-were growrth as .coigpareil w'ith la-st year*#^^ presented to the honor gust. activities, according to lemiers of *^1 = For rpfrftRhmen-t.s ice. Cream and,‘^***®**- The offering, it wa.s stated, wUI|^S-'x cake were .served, carrying out the ffo to I.aurens foreign missionaries,^ 'cho.sen pink and white color scheme. , ^***'^ ^*“*“*^8 Lin<la 1* ranks, 4 hina.|^. A knock w’as heard at the door and Mrs. Sarah L<»u Hot>o I atwerson. Mis.s Smiles Jacobs entered, dressed Nigeria, Africa. in a white rain cape and carrying an The large assembly was favored umbrella loaded with gifts, which she A^'^h a .'f»ecial mtt>ic program, given j-- pfesented to the bride with the fol- Mr?. I... S. McMillan, James Me- Iss lowilfg wedding forecast, “ijljuw’ers Cra^ey, hcie from Ma-hington, and^^— Today—Fair Tomorrow.” Miss ('ope- .^l*'^ Sarah E*anc.Terry. A playlet, land received many beautiful gifts. given by a group of A. W. A. zs The gue.sts includeil: Mrs. Harry from Gross Hill, also wa.- a pleasing,^ Bolick, Mi.ss Agnes Shealy, MUs Geor- ft-ature of the day’s program. The: = gia B. Blakely, Mrs. J. J. Cornwell,: Playlet had been written and the cast Miss Christine Peake, Mrs. Jack Guer- trained by Mx'i- E.' .M. Bostick, ^fe of ard, Miss Emma Little, Miss Alice the Baptist minister at Crmis HiIL 1^ Benjamin, Mrs. J. W. Copeland. Jr., The union voted to return to the ! W - xT..n T Iaiuren< church for nexA years meet-lzs An Opportuni^ to Improve Your Cookery TWO DAYS FREE COOKING SCHOOL May 9th., 1 Oth. CONUI.’CTED BV MISS CLARA UEA.N —WHO WILL CSE A GENERAL ELECTIUC AUTOMaZIC BAMM amdher term fss: only change I I Mrs. Nell Jacoixs, Miss Collette Davis, . * I Mi.ss Mabel Aldred, and Miss Betsey ing. afiei continuing for 1 i Miller, Miss Medora Kaminer and Mrs. official }*ersponnel, — I Harry Phillips of Spartanburg. Mis-ses **^*®iP f" the sel^i^ of ' Margaret W’arren, Douothy'Hagen and Langston as leader of the Royal Am-J^. 'Jean Wright called after cards. ^ bassador department. j ~ - ■ ^ I j .At the close of the sesaioh, the Rev-izsz I Allen, who with Mrs. Allen, is jzs: spending his fuiplough in Greenville, jss accepted the invitation of the Rev. W..sz D. Spinx. paator, to preach' at the j Baptist church at the morning aerricaefes Sundly, May 6. ANNOUNCEMENT 1 Miss Frances IJndsaye,. with Velens ^ucaiional Beauty Ser vice, of Kansas City, Mo.. wilA be in our shoppe Thursday, Fri* day jind Saturday, giving com plimentary skin analysis and facials. Also explaining the care of the skin. She will also be glad to advise as to individual hair dress. “ 1 'nCall For Appointment. MARY MUSGROVE BEAUTY SHOPPE 1 DEPOSITORY OPENS . TTie Commercial Depository, recent- S ly chartered umier the state hanking laws,' opened for ^business Monday morning in the former location-of thejSS Comme’dal Bank. OfCicers expresied themselves yesterday*as gratiGed over the reception accorded the .depository —— and the volume of bu-siness it has delved since opening. COOKING WITH A GENERAL ELECTRK' RANGE COSTS LES.S THAN ONE PENNY I'ER .MEAL PER PERSON Ladies, here's the biR, interest ing news that you've been wait in}? for. A Uookinx? School that’s new, modern and different. I ^ Every housewife in Clinton and surrounding territory, will be inter ested in it.... You'll hear interest- in}? lectures . . . Y'ou'll learn many new recipes .. . You'll see practical demonstrations . . . You'll get clev er party suirgestions ..^Yuo'll find “helps" that will' convert your kitchen, work into pleasure. PLAN NOW TO ATTEND THE COOKING SCHOOL AS OUR GUESTS. THE LECTURES OF MISS DEAN ARE VERY ENTERTAINING — THE RECIPES AND DE.MONSTRATIONS ARE NEW'. YOt'’LL ENJOY EVERY MINUTE or THE SESSIONS. " ' D. E. G. E. DISTRIBI TORS L\ CLINTON StJBSCRlilfe TO TUB CRKONlCLKi^ “The Paper Everybody Reads* f’lr’****' iiiiU'. ‘ 9 >r^f ex .»' v-77 ;