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♦ « * i / • n X' i\ ■ -V The Clinton Chroikicle, Clinton, S. C„ Thursday, May 10, 1934 7- The Woman’s Page SOCIETY EVENTS, CLUB AND CHURCH NEWS OF-INTEREST Telephone 258 V 1 ■' , \ I jtfie tea which Mns. L. R. Lynn, Mrs. paired the-histonc flap of the Martin Cora McQuiston, Missed Sara Ciinnen, Guards that* was (iiscovered in 1922. M’Liss Cook and Frances Butler gave .\fteT reports were heafd from Mrs. on Tuesday ^afternoon at Mrs. Lynn's tN’ilsoi^-ilarris, chairman of the Me- home. ' ‘ mjbrial Day committee, M:<s Clara A delightful creamed chicken course Duckett, chairmaipf the r>ecoration’ with iced tea and a sweet course were committee, aTttT'Mis. Henry Young, ijserv’ed. , chairman of the Veterans’ Dinner j j The living room and music room committee, plans were completed for ! jw'ere attractively decorated with roses. the'Memorial Day exercises to be held The guests of the occasjop were: on May 10th. Misses Luva McDonald, Caroline finance comn)ittee composed of Moore, Elizabeth Duncan. Verna Hill, Mrs. Henry Young, chairman. Mrs. Leta .McIntyre. Julia Porter, Helen Byrd Jones and Mrs. E. L. Arthur. Porter, Mrs. Hugh Donnan. Misses appointed to suggest^ietjiods of Dorothy Hagen, Josie Pressley. .Mil- raising funds for the chapter's work. » dred White, Betty Woodwor.h. Mrs., The hostess, assisted bv Mrs; T. J.- Workman^ Misses Caroline Leake, .Mrs. Dave W. Copeland and Witherspoon., Mrs. Julia "Ferguson, serx'ed a deli- . L 1 iL 11 • 1. 1 i oi. Bruce Galloway, Mrs. Mac .\dair, Mrs. c’ous chicken '^alad course durincr the 4 0 clock with Mrs. L. Ross Lynn. All;basketball ana hockey teams. She "as ^y Harris, Mrs. S. P. Bow'.es. Mrs. coui.e aunng me i.; .ANNOUNCEMENTS jfreshman commissioner for the com- The .American Legion .Auxiliaryiing session. In the latter capacity she will meet Thursday afternoon, ,May t "ill assist the incoming freshnUen in 17, at 4 o^lock, with Mrs. George W’.'adjusting themselves to college life. Bailey. , | Miss Moorhead is> a graduate of the The W’oman’s Christian Temperance i Clinton high school. Since «'i^®Hng union will meet Friday afternoon at | Coker she has played on her class officers are asked ing at 3:45. to be at the Yiieet- president of this year’s freshman [class, a member of the glee club, and j has taken a leading part in all cam pus activities. LYNXH-CARTER On Saturday evening. May 5th, Miss! i Nellie Lynch and W’oodrow Carter, CENTURY CLUB „ both of this city, were quietly mar- HOLDS .MEETING Tied in Laurens, by the Rev. J. A. Mrs. .A. M. Copeland w’as hostess to Martin.Only a few close friends of’the numbers of the Century elub on B. S. Pinson, Mrs. Dennis Sowers, j Misses Jean W’right, Margaret Jones,; Frances and Virginia Spratt. j social hour. Cross Hill News TRACK TEAM HONORS MR. PINSON ‘ ^ ^ ^ _ _ _ _ _ Friday evening the track team of Cross Hill, May 3. — Little Helen, the Thornwell high sch^l gave B. S. Miller Leaman has been very sick but Pinson a lovely surprise banquet in is now much imjjroved. the domestic science hall of the high* Miss Gertrude Leaman spent the the young couple attended the cere- Tuesday afternoon at the last meeting y^ar. An interesting and’4>x-r^chool W^^ ~^'^^bk-ehrm Atlanta. I K^oup o proj^am.s a\e en r Beautiful bowls of mixed garden Mrs. J. H. Rasor and Henry, Jr..’are MRS. BOLAND HOSTESS aro ma. . iflowers centered the tables and color- spending the week-end with 1 Tuesday s t' r, . . TO MUSGROVE CLUB Mrs, J. D. Boland delightfully en tertained the members of the Mus- grove club at her home on Tuesday afternoon. . The receiving rooms, were lovely with vases of roses and other early summer flowers. Late in the after noon, gueata were invited inta the dining room, where a tempting salad and sweet cour.se were served by the hostess, assisted by Miss Hazel Boland and Mrs. Harry Bolick. METHODIST CIRCLES TO MEE'r .MONDAY Circles of the Auxiliary of Broad Street Methodist^ church will meet next Mohday afternbbh al T”6 with the following hostesses: <'ircle No. 1—Leader, Mrs. H. M. • Geer; hoste.ss, Mrs. Roy Pitts. Circle No. 2 — Leader, MrSi T. C. Johnson; hoste*ss, JUrS-' R. W. Wade. Circle No. 3—Leader, Mrs. Hansel Boyd; hostess, .M.r.s. V. Parks Adair. South Carolina.” program dealt with ‘‘Readings from South Carolina’s Modern .Authors.” Mrs. Roger Coe gave a selection from DuBose Hey ward. Miss Martha Wilbur, a native Charlestonian, gave two splendid read ings, in the Gullah dialect, from ‘‘The j Black Border, “One Was Taken and j the Qthe/ Lady I Couldn’t Specify.” Readings from| South Carolina’s poet laureate, .Archi bald Rutledge, was the subject of the concluding feature of the program, given by Mrs. Bothwell Graham. relatives ful candles were placed around them, in Florence. .A delicious dinner was served. ’ Aliss Hunt is spending th^ week-end TIDHLNWELL ( IRCLE JH*IjDS^^SKSS40M The members of the Ella Riddell circle of the Thornwell Memorial church met bn Monday afternborr at the Home of Peace, on the Thornwell orphanage campus, with Misses Cora Richey and Minnie Wilson, as host- es.ses. .Mrs. B. %S, Pinson, the circle chair man, presided over the business ses sion. The program on the ‘‘Missionary Home” wa.s giv^n under the leader ship of Mrs. Bessie Godfrey, and she was assisted by Mrs. James Bradley and .Mrs. L. R. Lynn. Mrs. Lynn also gave the devotional. A heljiful Bible study on the book of .Mark was given by .Miss Caroline Caldwell. The hostesses served delicious ice cream and cake. ANNOUNC'EMENT PARTY FOR MISS BENJAMIN At, a lovely party givep by Mr.s. IJttrry " Bolick •aiTrf MTss“~Hazet~BolaTftt lilm Friday afternoon at the home of the former, the engagement of Miss Alice Benjamin to Willard L. Jones, of this city, was announced. For ,lhe_ occasion the receiving rooms were decorated with vases of roses and \vygelia. When the guests had assembled each was given a min-; iature corsage with the announcement, i At the conclusion.of the dinner, Pat near .Anderson. Cook, member of the track team. Mr. and Mrs. D. R. Chapman spent thanked Mr. Pinson for his untiring last week-end with'relatives in Harts- work and assistance in training the ville. team. Mr. Pinson responded with a Mrs. Mattie Young, of near Clinton, few gracious words of .thanks. .As a spent the week-tmd with her «iaugh- souveflir of the delightful evening, ter, Mrs. D. R. Chapman. Mr. and Mrs. Pinson were given a The Parent-Teacher association held beautifully iced angel cake. its regular meeting Thursday evening In addition to Mr. and Mrs. Pinson.'at the school house. The tlevotional the f(t)llowing boys of the team were was conducted by Rev. E. M. B<*stic. present: Charles Smith. N. F. Gar- An inspinng and interesting talk on land, Harold Milam, Edwin Guerard, “The ('hild” was made by Dr. L. Ross Houghston Frowein, Louie Conrad, Lynn, president of Thornwell brphan- ] Walter Beeman, Marvin I.and. Pat age. Clinton. —- 'Cook, Robert ('amphfll. Johnnie Mai-^ Miss (’kiTa^Dial. who is in. school pass, Calvin McMillan -and JoTin in Columbia, spent the wt^ek-en,! with Rawls. —^ Mother’s Day Programs Sunday home folks.' Dr. and Mrs. Lamln-rt Nance of Fort Valley, Ga., are visiting relatives here. . Dependable Delivify Service No need carrying *back-breakins^ bundles when yoU can buy your food supplies at value-giving prices. Our deliveries are made daily at your door without extra cost, assuring the arrival of foodstuffs in time for your meal^ and always of the highest quality. Let your dollar do its full duty by trading here. SPECIALS THIS WEEK Duke’s Mayonnaise, pint 25c Silver Medal Dressing, pint 15c Premier Prunes in syrup, No. 2V2 cans 7. 20c Lily of Valley BEANS, No. 2 can 10c Ritter’s Pork & Beans, can ..... 5c Banquet TEA, lb. . ... 85c KIDNEY BEANS, No. 2 can . 10c TURNIP GREENS, large can . . 15c PORK SAUSAGE, lb ... 20c MDCED SAUSAGE, 2 lbs...,.. 25c WEINERS, lb 17c Sliced Cured Ham, center cut, lb. 30c STEAKS, best cut, lb 20c BEEF ROAST, lb. 15c CHUCK STEAK, lb. ^ FRESH FISH THURSDAY =7 I i i a B i i i' Jut. Morning To He and Evening Services Held At First Presby- Bcnjamin- Jones, in the form a tele- gram, conCeaTed inThe ffowers. f tertan t^lirch. After the games, two delicious —- courses were serveil. The honor guest A special chlUlren's Muther’s Day was pre.sented with a lovely set of program will be presented at the First goblets. I Presbyterian church Sunday morning The guests of the afternoon, in ad-!at 10:30, the committee in charge of dition to the honoree, were: Mrs. (\ P. Robinson, Mrs. J. A’. Jones of Pel- ■zer, Mrs. J. D. Boland, Mrs. J. R. Todd, Mrs. Charles Workman, .Mrs. George H. Odiorne, Mis.ses Mary Todd, Christine Peake, Gladys Aldred, Helen Adair, Helen Milam, Burns Browming, Mail)el Aldred, Emma Little, Virginpi Warren, Nellie Fouche and WitherspiMin. i I.OKEY-DAVIS The marriage of Miss Lottie Mae Lokey, (luught«*r of J. T. I/okey, and .M(jntk‘ Davi.s was an interesting .social t .('lit 'of Sunday al the home of the bride on North Sloan street, the Rev. .McK! .Marlowe officiating. The home was artistically decorated with spring flowers.. The bride was very charming in h(>r (iress of blue with white accessiuies. Her flowers were a, shoulder corsage of rose buds and plumoso fern. Mr. and .Mrs. Davis will make their home in .Marion, N. C,, where the the exercises having arranged the fol lowing program. Processional ' (“Onward, Chri.sliain Soldiers”). Beginners (song and prayer). Baptism. Response (“Suffer Little Childr^ To Come Unto .Met. Phoebe! Primary department iScripture and .song). “.Mothers” (by juniors'. . PRESBYTERIAN CIIH'I.ES Hymn, “five’s Tribute To .Mother. MFFT MONDAY f Prayer. Tlie Circles of the Ionian’s Auxil- Anthem, “Mother’s ObI-I'a>hioned iary of the First Presbyterian church Howl's- _ will meet Monday, May Nth, at the l’l•®^^®ntation ot testaments hy .su- following places: perintendent. (’i,He .\'o. 1 —Mrs. .1. H. Hunter, Announcements by as<is:ant supr- chairman, with .Mrs. Joe L. Carter. jintendent. . „ Cirtde No. 2-Mrs. .1. Will Dillard, Olfertory ( LM -ther L chairman, with Mrs. R. E. Wysor. Address by pastt.r. ^ Circle No. 3 —Mrs. J. W. Leake, Hymn, My Mother .- I la.wrs. chairman, with Mrs. M. J. McKadden.' ('ircle No. 4-Mrs. Pringle Copt'-' - Kxening I rogram land, chairman, with Mrs. K,ank i ' At the eight o cl.^-k evening -ervice V. Ithu followinjr Muthpi > I>ay I ouriK. 1 111'* Circle No. 5-Mrs. J. H. Wither- GIFTS M’e have a very beautiful and Altracllv^e-Aiite of new and up- lo-date (tIFTS for Mother’s Day, (iraduation,.. Wedding, Birthday and AnniveriUiiy. Jewelry, Diamonds, Watches, Bracelets, Silverware, China, tilassware and Leather Goods. FRONTIS JEWELRY STORE This Week’s Prizes Will Be: First Prize—24 lbs. Obelisk Flour. Second Prize—'8 lb. carton Lard. Third Prize----3 lb. Fourth Prize—6 Soup Plates. * Fifth Prize—6 eqke Plates. TIME OF DRAWING CHANGED TO 7:30 Baldwin's Grocery “Good Thinsrs To Eat’ I** Phones 99 and 100 ■ riBdBbB '■'.L'ViBii'iB B B B B B aiB'B"iB B ■' 0 i! 0 a a spoon, chairman, with Mrs. R. E. Fei- gu.son. Circle No. 0—Mr.'J. J, .B. Townsend, groom is in business. , The bride ”is an attractive young chairman, with Mrs. Walter John.^on woman whose f’-iends here will regret that her marriage takes her el.sewheie do make fier home. MISS MOORHEAD HONORED AT COKER In the decent elections at Coker col lege, .Miss .Margaret .Mooi head, (laugh-* ter.of Mr. and Mr.s. W'. A. Moorhead irf Gold^ille, was chosen sophomore repre.sentative on the Sutdent govern ment council for next year and a jCircle No. 7 — Mrs, Henry Young, chaiilnan, with .Miss Connie Bailey. Circle No. H — .Mr.<. S. G. Dillard, chairman, with Mrs. Dillard. The hours of meeting is 4 p. m., ex- cept Circle .No. 1, which meets al 8 p. m. LOVELY TEA FOR ori'H an.a(;e tea( hers .A lovely compliment to the teach ers of the Thornwell orphanage was Pivlude. Violin oWigato, “Mothei^." Hymn and prayer. W'omen’s chorus. “L(*v«-*< Old S«»ng” (Parks). Scripture. _ ( hoi us, “.My Mo:her’< S<«ng” (I.0- ien«). Offertory.. \’iolin obligato, ”M((therO’ Mine.” Hymn. Sermon, “The- H(*me.” Prayer and l>ened.c*.on. MAY 13 MOTHER’S DAY ONE BLOSSOM Would Be Enough Just So You Express Your Sentiments On This Day With FRAGRANT FLOWERS FOR THAT GRANDEST OF AU, I'ERSONS YOUR MOTHER COME IN—OR PHONE BEFORE YOU FORGET!! Flower Sboft 105-E. Carolina Aye. Phone 33 , , * ; CLINTON. S. C. LIONS ( Lt B ENJOYS “LADIES NIGHT” ^ The Clinton Lion-^ club held its an nual “ladies night” celehmtion Friday evening al the .Mary Mu-grove Tea Room. The , private dining Yixom wra-s ‘ie^- oiat(‘d with Lion- c(»b»r'-of blue and yidlow. 'Bloimiing dogwfKxl made an appropriau* .setting fo.>- the feast. ^ el-j low roses, lark-|»ui and fe; n-^ formed : fable centerpieces, w'irh gfowing yel low wrappers (»n each 'able. Rej)resentatiV('s f.oni the < l(n’(*n Rotary and Kiwan - .liiii- were pres ent, as was ( harle^ M. Ijockwood, of Columbia, district governor if Lion.'. Member.=r’ of the bical cluli and their guests made a company oi a?.*iut sixty present for the coloj'ful i*ccasion. l=ir=iF=iiasliBngr| 'a 0 E 0 D D B B B B 71 The welcome address wa.- made by Jack H. Davis, Jr. John H, Davj.', Jr. president of the club, pre.side^I. An entertainment program was pre sented by five arti.^ts from radio sta tion WSPA, .Spaitanbufg. who pre sented their number.- as would be done in the broadcasting stmiio. U. I). C. CHAPTER HOLDS MEE1 ING Mrs. A. E. McIntosh was hostess to the Stephen D. I>ee chapter, U, D. on Friday afternoon. The meeting opened with the ritual follov/ed by prayer. Mrs. John T. Lit- • tle, the president, presided and an nounced that'the meeting would be- devoted "to bu.siness. An interesting review of the current’ issue of the Southern* Magazine was given. Min- ! utes of the last meeting were read and j approved. Miss Julia Ferguson re- iDorted that her eommittwe had re- rport€d| B B B % B B B B B B B B B B B I New Series To MAY 15, 1934 Citizens Building and Loan Association Opens Series No. 33 on May 15th, 1934. Books of subscription are now open at the office of the Secretary-Treasurer, B. H. Boyd, Room No. 6, National Bank Building. Money to loan for building new homes and remodeling old ones. Rate of interest 7 per cent per annum. SERIES TO MATURE We take pleasure in announcing that Series “T” matures with the May, 1934, payment. 638 shares, a total distribution of $63,800. S A" Citizens B: & L. Association B. H. BOYD. S^eretary-Ti’easurer R. L. BAILEY. Vice-President, A. V. MARTIN, l^resident DIRECTORS: i A: \. .Martin, R. L. Bailey, D. E. Tribble, T. D. Copeland, B. H. Bayd, W. A. Moorhead. M. J. McFadden, W. 4. Duncan. W. W. .Harris. B B B 11 B R B B B B B "A B !i li r. i- n - f r B Tu A ^'T