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V • ■fill! f 5^-n- X' N / t-f \ / \./ The 0inton Chronicle, CllntoiC S. C., Thursday, May 10, 1984,, ' .,J. Sadler- Owens Pharmacy GET- ACQUAINTED VALUES t> Frens < Sanitary Napkins r 12 in package 19c Rubbing Alcobol 16-oz. bottle Full strength 33c , WHITE Shoe Polish Cream, Paste and Liquid 25c Also in 10c sizes O Parke-Davis / Pure Extract 3 oz« 6 oz 16 oz. .. 33c .. 59c $1.39 Coty, Anhsmd Houbigant, Ponds, etc. The Wointran’s Page SOCIETY EVENTS, CLUB AND CHURCH, NEWS OF INTEREST Telephone 258 toastmaster. An appropriate toast, D. A. R. SOCIETY TO MEET NEXT WEEK j“To Our Thornwell Mothers,” was gjv- The D’. A. R. society will meet W’ed-| en by Irma Underwood. Dr. L. R. nesday afternoon, May 16, at 4 o’clock j Lynn, in a few well-chosen words, ! at the home of Mrs. J.* H. Wither-j brought the evening’s entertainment spoon. Mrs. H. D. Henry wdll be initoaclose. j charge of the program. Assistant] In addition to the matrons, the fol- jAssistant hostesses will be M^,,.Julia lowing guests were present: Mrs. A. Griffin, Mrs. E. B. S. Warren and i M. Copeland, Dr. and Mrs. L. R. Lynn, ; Mr. and Mrs. B. S. Pinson, Rev. and , Mrs. S. P. Bowles and Miss Laura Lynch. ^ I ^ Mrs. E;^ima Glenn. [MRS. MURPHY ENTERIAINS j Wednesday afternoon Mrs. K 1 Murphy honored her mother. G. Mrs. LANDER ENSEMBLE PLEASES AUDIENCE Isom Armstrong, who has recently j jhe Under college String Ensem- 1 moved to Clinton, with a lovely tea tie, under the direction of Miss An- on the occasion of her birthday. hTe E. Aunspaugh, gave a beautiful Beautiful white American Beauty, program at the Broad roses decorated the living and dining I street Methodift church Sunday rooms for the afternoon An elaborately iced angel cake was cut in the dining room and served with ice cream. The guests were: Mrs. James Brad ley, Mrs. L. M. Dugan, Mrs. Cora 'McQuiston, Mrs. B. S. Pinson and Mrs. G. B. Davidson. eve- MOTHER’S DAY PROGRAM BY COLLEGE FRATERNITY- According to their annpal custom, | Remarks Rev. H. O. Chambers Pi Kappa Alpha fraternity at Presby- Special Music: ning which was enjoyed by a large congregation. The program follows: Prelude—Intermezzo Bizet Aria Tenaglia Hymn-^Love Divine Zundel Scripture. Offertory—Siesta Laurens Biciliano Pergolesi Prayer. Trio — Organ, violin, piano Medita tion Mietzke terian college presented a progrram in the charter rooms Sunday afternoon to commemorate Mother’s day. . ' Talks on the program, w'hich was in Ave Maria Bach-Gounod The Lost Chord ‘ Sullivan Benediction. The personnel of the organization charge of H. E. Bolick, president of includes: First violins, Harrall Me-■ the fraternity, were made by L. A. |Ghee, Ix)ui.se Hammett; .second violin.s, McCall and Cliff Johnson, A poem, David Webb, Grace Foster; viola, i ‘‘Mother Mine,” was reail by Alan Klizabeth Sproles; piano, Rosalie Bai- Levi. ley; organ. Miss Annie E. Aunspaugh Refreshments were served to the assembled guests, including: Capt. and 1 ALUMNI Mrs. R. E. Wysor, Mrs. L. B. Dillard, « a Mrs: John MeSwebn, Mrs. L. R. LynnJ BAPfQLEr ' and her guest, Mrs. McClister of ; Brighton, Tenn, Mrs. D. J. Brimm, ! Mrs^. H. E. Bolick, and iDaniel of Irmo. Mrs. A. C. PAN-HELLENIC FINALS HELD LAST WEEK-END Thursday evening the Furman uni versity alumni of Laurens county en tertained with a lovely dutch banquet at the Lakeside country club. For the event the club house was beautifully decorated in the college _ _ „ _ _ • 'colors, purple and white. Quantities of Marked by a brilliant assemblage^] larkspur and pansies in the chos- jboth out-of-town guests and ^ue.sts «« colors were used on the attractively from the city, the Pan-Hellenic Finals, .appointed dining table, which was in ! one of the last .social events of the' shape of an ‘‘F.” school year ab'^ Pre«bytepAn college, was ushered in Friday evening with a W’hen the guests had as.sembled and, | found their places, all joined in sing-1 formal dance at Copeland’s hall, fol-pnjf “Auld Lang Syne.” A delicious lowed by a tea dance Saturday after-1 was served. During the evening noon and an informal dance Saturday' Bruce Galloway, a Furman alumnus, . I sang a pleasing solo. An alumna of I Music for the occasion was furnish-i Greenville Womans college, Miss Em- ed by Hal Underwood and his Com- ma. Little, delighted the guests with manders of Chattanooga, Tenn. |two readings: — Many out-of-town visitors and for- i ^r. B. E. Geer, president of Furman mer students were here during the' university, made the address of the week-end and attended the affair. [evening. ^ { An alumni association was formally SARAH GLENN CIRCLE organized for the county, with the fol- IN RFvGULAR SESSION lowing officers: The Sarah Glenn circle of the Brqad f .G* A. Power, Laurens, president. , Street Methodist church held its regu-i ^^r. M. J, .Mcbadden, Clinton, vice- 1896— Thirty-Eight Years of Selling Good Hardware Welcome to Clinton May 18-19. Welcome to Our Store. Make It Your Headquarters While Here. We will Be Pleased To Serve You. We Handle Full Lines of McCormick-Deering Mowers and Binders, Myers Pumps, Pee- Gee Paints, Airmotor Wind mills, Cole Cotton and Com Planters, Chattanooga Wagons, Aladdin Lamps, Farm Wagons, Radios, Cook Stoves, Bicycles, Auto Casuigs, Auto Accessor ies, Sporting Goods, Builders* Hardware, Screen Doors and Windows. In fact, everything found in a complete hardware store. . J. L Copeland S Bro. Phone 12 ~ Clinton, S. C. / * - PRESENT THIS ADVERTISEMENT AND WE WfILL BE GLAD TO GIVE YOU A YARD STICK FREE. lar meeting Monday evening at the pi'csident. home of Mix. Ru.s.sell ('ooper, with; “I’l- B. L.'Martin, Goldville, sccre- I Mrs. Davis Holland and Mr.s. J. L. tary-treasurer. Rentz, as.sistant hostesses. .After a short business session, the Covers were laid for 40. .Sjiecial guest.s were: Dr. and Mrs. i meeting was turned over to Mrs. W. B. L. f^er, (ireenville; Rev. and Mrs. L. Blanton, who led an interesting W. I). Spinx, Laurens; Rev. and Mrs. jirogram on the People’s Institute in K‘lward I>ong, Clinton, Mr. and Mrs. Rio de Janeiro, with Mis.ses Jeannette L’. B. Bobo, Laurens. Pitts, Elmyra and Clyde Rav, Myrtle! The singing of ‘‘Blest Be the Tie Westbury, Joyce Pitts and Helen* and . That Binds” brought the delightful Fay Adair. ^ ! evening to a close. Dainty refreshments were served at! ^ ' the conclusion of the program. NIOR-.SENIDR _1 * HIGH S( IIOOL HANQUKT .STUDY CLUB ' ’ the junior-senior baniiuet of tKe HOLDS MEETING — }<'Iinton high school held on hViday The annual open meeting la’ the '®vening, the Mary Mu.sgrove Tea Wednesdaj^ Study club was .held last‘Boom was transformed into a beauti- week at the home of Mrs. R. E. Sad-lTul garden. A profusion of red roses jgj. i*' IcHmbed on white-painted trellis. ,Min- j Handsome white peonies in a green iature cedar trees and lights shaded pottery vase, lavender iris and pink Japanese- lanterns created a sweet william added'charm to the lijv-' lovely out-of-door effect. , ing room. Thte guests were seated at individ- I CapUin R. E. Wysor, Jr., Was the,ual tables attractively decorated with guest speaker. He gave a splendid lec- J?ol<l and rose, the class colors. A lure on “The Causes of W’ar.” contrasting note was introduced in the ' Afterwards the guests were invited ®®nter arrangement of pink roses. At- into tH^“dTmng ?o^wheFe a pink tractive programs .in the class colors 'and white color scheme was carried of gold and rose were also used as out in detail. An exquisite Italian cut- place cards. work cloth was used, and centering! During the banquet an enteitaming the table was an arrangement of col- program of toasts and speeches was I umbines in a low silver bowl. Bon-bon pre.sented. Sara Frances Baldwin, dishes filled with mints; were placed president of the junior class, acted as^ at intervals. toasTmaster. She graciously welcomed I Dainty sandwiches, punch, cake and the guests of the evening, after which | = candies were served. Mrs. R. E. Wy-|the following toasts and Responses sor, Jr., Mrs. W. P. Jacobs and Mrs. ■'veremade: Wilson Harris were the assisant host- i Response to welcome, Edward F cr esses. * - . iguson. ' j ' “To Mr. Witherspoon,” Madeline THORNWELL “MOTHERS" * „ GIVEN BANQUET To the Trustees,” Billy Hart. ' 'A delightful entertainment Friday! Response, W. W. Harris. evening, on the orphanage campus. Meanwhile, a delicious dinner was | sss was the lovely banquet which the Sen- being served by a bevy of girls. ' — j ior Christian Endeavor society gave An added feature of the evening was 'for the beloved “Thomwell Mothers.” a nuih^r of song ‘and dance selec- ( On this occasion the home econom- t*ons given by the following children ] lies department of the high school costume: Amelia Payne, Marcia | — building was artistically decorated in Galloway, John Sloan, Peggy Johnson, a red and-white color scheme. Quanti- Kula Gray Blakely, Banna Piester ' ties of roses added charm and beauty Martin, to the receiving rooms. When the guests had assembled, J. B. Jacobs gave a.few cordial words ^ of v^elcome. B. S. Pinson, ^ang a solo. .“Mother Machree,” Continuing the de- I lightful entertainment, .Leonora Wil liams read a poem, “Why the Rose Ls Red.’t The guests then enjoyed an in-! tereating musical contdkt. •^<ai|bo«ljte=r-di«nOT Blakely’s STAR GROCERY OWNED AND OPERATED BY UFE-LONG RESIDENTS OF CLINTON-WITH MORE THAN A SCORE OF YEARS EXPERIENCE IN THE GROCERY BUSINESS. xi AS HIGH AS AS LOW AS The Highest The Lowest PROVE TO YOURSELF BY A TRIAL THAT YOU CAN SAVE MONEY BY TRADING here: SEE OUR WINDOWS FOR SPECIAL PRICES FRIDAY AND SATURDAY. i J. m i i ■i i STAR GROCERY Hughston Frowein, preiaident of the] r Chriatian Endeavor society, acted as| Clinton, S. C. f --Tf- < .f-