The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, July 12, 1934, Image 3
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THURSDAY, JULY 12, 1934
THE CLINTON CHRONICLE, CLINTON, S. C.
PAGE THREE
iRihssell Gray
1 O’Daniel.
and Miss Frances
The Woman’s Page
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SOOKTY EVENTS.
CLUB AND CHURCH NEWS OF INTEREST
Telephone 258
ANNOUNCEMENT |es Mary and Christince Boyd,
The monthly meeting of the Wo- Messrs. C. T. Ouzts and Mike Thomp-
Temperance union will be held!son, of Greenwood, with a picnic at
Friday afternoon at 4 o’clcok at the, Curry’s lake.
home of ’Mrs. L. R. Lynn, with all! Swimming and dancing were en-
man’fe
KATHERINE GRAHAM
ENTERTAINS "IQLLY 8’’
-Katherine Gitaham entertained the
jmehiWs of’the “Jolly 8“ club on I'ly Mrs. Eric Barnes and-Mrs.
Tuesday aftermfon. ' f'- ^^’^ks served punch.
\ After an erijoyable^ swim in the' Between the hours of five and seven
Presbyterian college pool, the guests^'i:®,^^^ hundred guests called to
j.were invited to Katherine’s, home-“^eet and welcome the young bride,
1 w’hei*e dainty refreshments were serv-i^/' occasion she wore her w^-
jjed on the lawm. Weiners, sandwiches,!^*"8^ gown, a stunning m<^el ,of Irish
I i ice cream and cake were served. i lace, made slong close-fitting lines,
' with./»“riight rHain and Elizabethan
and A. R. P. CONFERENCE
ATTRACTS LOCAL PEOPLE
A large group from the Associate
practically all his life, makes his j^or-
maK announcement. Mr. Gaus<$ oper-
Qn the sun porch, over'' looking the ates a barber shop at the-tllinton
~ ‘ Cotton mills and is a well known and
respc'cted citizen of this com in unity,
with a wide circle fri^ndsA'ho will
be interested in his announcement.
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WHAT DO
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^BSCRIBE TO THE CHKONICLB
^ ‘The Paper Everybody Reads’*
Reformed Presbyterian church will*
leave next Saturday for Bon darken.
Two New Men
members invited to be present.
MAGAZINE EXCHANGE
BY EPWORTH LEAGUE | MRS. COPELAND HOSTESS
Members of the Epworth League)TO ACTAEAN CLUB
of the Broad Street Methodist church
will sponsor a magazine Exchange on
Wednesday afternoon from 4
hydrangeas anJ pink roses; David Tribble. Mrs. Hubert Todd,i
that ha\e been read are asked to.bi;ing,|j^Qjj^jfyj]^y decorated the spacious liy-
The
house
joyed until a Itfte hour, when an elab-j^^^ church’s essembly grounds near
orate picnic feast w-as spread. ^Flat Rock, N. C., to attend the \oung
' I People’s conference, which lasts a
week. Among those attending from
here are Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Plaxico,
w ^ . i . , . Bobby Plaxico, Misses Nannie
Mrs. T. D. Copeland enteriamed the i Young Tribble, Katherine and Mar
Out For H(Aise "
candidates’ column for the
of representatives Jin today’s
Carrie.*^ two new announce-
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ments.
L. M. Burgess, a native of the Shi-
re on Aegean Book club members on Fri-|ga,.et Blakely, \villiam Blakelv, Mrs. county, and now a
6 day morning With a lovely party. | Blakely Tribble, Betty, Loufse 1
them and exchange for others'.
delicious re-
MR. AND MRS. FULLER
ENTERTAIN AT DINNER*
Mr. and Mrs. B. R. Fuller enter .
tained on Monday evening with arMi-s. H.
lovely dinner in honor of Mr. and Mrs.) Sr., Mis
Jesse H. Motes of Los Angeles, Cal.,
who are visiting relatives, in' Mount-
ville, Mrs. Jack Cooley of Griffin, Ga,,
Misses Katherijne Coleman and Eliza-
for one of the lower house seats.
R, H. Gause, a resident of this place
beth Buzhardt.
ing roo,ip^.'
During ,the morning
I freshmens were served. MR. AND MRS. OWENS . ,
Mrs. Copeland s. guests were: Mrs. '
M. J. McFadden, Miss Sallie Wright,’; *^
I Todd Mr^ I F Inroh^; I In honor of their niece. Miss Brant*
iss Clara Duckett, Mrs. Both-,^«y Pelham, of Newberry, who is
well Graham, Mrs. E. J. Adair, Mrs., the summer with them, Mr.
W. D. Copeland, Mrs. G. A. Copeland,Owens entertained a
and Mrs. E. W. Ferguson. • at a de-:
Mi.-^s Sara- Dunlap-o£ -GreenyiJIe,_and
Mr. and Mrs. R. P. Thornton of Tam
pa, Fla.
METHODISTS ENTERTAIN
CHILDREN AT PICNIC
On last Tuesday afternoon
SAR.AH glen CIRCLE
HOLDS SESSION
lightful bridge party on Tuesday eye-
. .ining. ,
I The spacious living room and din-j
Jng room was tastefully decorated*
The regular monthly meeting of the ,vith bowls of crepe mvrtle and I
I Sarah Glenn circle of Broad Street. daisies.
■fV, I held on Mon-^ Miss Isalnd Witherspoon assisted
inCjday evening at the home of Miss
Witherspoon ass
.Mr. and .Mrs. Owens in receiving the
nienihers of the Merry Sunshine cla>s | Helen Milam, with .Misses Clyde and After a number of interesting
of the Broad Street Meth(Kli.-«t chinch Klmyra Ray as assistant hostesses. .-ounds of bridge. Misses (’aroline
entertained 14 underprivileged chil-| Afier a short business session, the and Adeline Boland served de-
PICTURES
PRINTS OILS
KODAK PICTURES
ENLARGED v
! FRAMES
PICNIC SUPPLIES
THE
BOOK STORE
HAVE YOU TRI^OUR ,
PARKE-DAVIS VANHIA YET?
THE BEST MADE ,
NO COMPOUNDS — NO COLORING
3; bz.
33c
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(Iron with h picnic in McMillnn s pus-* nicctinif wh'n turned over to \Iiss Ixiis v ■ u • i i
I • 1 1 • mitiiiiK LuiiKu u\ti lo huiuiis punch, ice creanv and cake,
ture. Games-were enjoyed during the Hlakely, who led an interesting pro-
-afti-i noon. and later a limmtiful piv*' yi am on "The Bible in Brazil.’’ Thosei
erved/Mrs, “WT' iL j ^ jj"
accompanied
On Tuesday afternoon jVIiss iMsie
Little entertained with a lovely si*ven-
nic supper
ton, tea.cher of the class
the young jieople.
EM Ein AIN VISITORS
WITH PUNK'
On last Thursday evening Misses
Lois McDaniel and 'Gertrude ('annon
entertained the former’s guests, .Miss-
’parT'oTT' tht'
Misses Cathmi-ne Westbury, Jeannette
Pitts, Kate .Milam,' .Madelyn -Adair,
.Myrtle West-bjury and Airs. Ethel Pitts
and .Mrs. R. P. Chapman.
.At the conclusion of the program
the hostesses served dainty refresh
ments.
____ . BRIDCE PARTY
ugrajw -W4*1-M, j.'nir ri'STrWrit*-
of ^ two
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CONSIDER NOW THAT
- MOST IMPORTANT
-- GIFT
Diamonds, Watches, ‘ Silver
ware, ('hina. Glassware, Leather
Goods and Novelties.
Visit UK today, and set aside
your choice, on payment of but
a small deposit.
FRONTIS
JEWELRY STORE
CHKISTIAN ENDEAVOR
I'AKTY AT I.AKESIDE
The memhms of the Senior Chris-
Kndeavor
tal'le bridge party in honoi
college friends who are visiting her.
Miss .Anne Pruitt of .Anderson, and
Miss Helen Parish of (iiemiville.
I*or the occasion her home was at-
tiactively decoraleil with mi.xed gar
den flowers.
When scores were ad<le(l. Miss, Ruth
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PHILCO
Ja(lio&& Tubes
Smith’s Pharmacy
6 oz.
59c
16oz.
$1.39
Makes Good Things Bettez
SADLER-OWEl® PHARMACY
Telephone 100
^'orner AI 11 nion' St al ioTT
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'I’odd was found- to have made high
lian Kndeavor of the First P»eiibyTe-T;^o,,^. ■ giwn a preTly gift ! =
rlan church enjoyed a delightful par- -phe honor guests were also rimiem-'S
ty at the Uikeside Country club on ^vith appropriate gifts.
During the'games punch and cheese
wafers were enjoyed. Afterward de
licious ice 'cream and cake were
.serve<l.
Friday evening.
.A number of amusing games and
contests were enjoyed under the di
rection of Miss Margaret Jones and
Robert Mcl^ees. Mrs. M. J. McFadden,!
who i.s leader of this group, ‘^^®P^’‘*!p^^’YERTAINS
; one<l.
Punch and cookies were .served for
TTcfreshments. About
joyed'the evening.
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And nowhere is Quality more easily seen than in
GROC'ERI ES. H lelte on ihe table.
Here you*ll find a splendid selection of real quality
groceries, at prices just as reasonable a^ we can make
them.
PLENTY OF FINEST FRUITS AND VEGETABLES
FROM LOCAL AND FOREIGN MARKETS.
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.Mrs, John W, Little enteitaineil on
yesterday morping fOr her sister.s,
.Mrs. J. L. Bryson of VVinnshoro, and
N. 'Morrow of Lakeland, Fla.,
beautiful luncheon,
crepe myrtle, in atti-active con-
adorned the living and dining
A delicious thi ee-couVse luhch-
s served the guests at card
.Miniature corsages made at-
place cards.
fuest list, in addition to the
honor guests, included: Mrs. ('. K.
flalloway, .Mrs. R. ('. Adair, Mrs. Win.
Bailey Owens, Mis.s' .Nancy Owens,
Mrs. H. L. Boyd, .Mrs, Gilbert Blake
ly, Mrs. R. K. Wysor, and Mrs. A. E.
IJ. (i. I>esport(*s and -Mrs.
= We wish to announce to our Iriends and patrons that we have
= moved our business into new quarters, next door to Joe L. Car-
=~^terV4n-theHfHHldln4f4oraiei!lv-iif^ by the Blue Bird Ice Cream
= Parlor. We have an up-to-date, attractive place now, and a com-
^ ^ plete line of Quality Groceries, Fresh Meats and Produce. We are
s better than ever able to serve you now. We wish also to take this
= opportunity to lhank our patrons for the business they have i^iven
= us in the past. —' *
fikLlury, .Mrs
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SPECIALS THIS WEEK
EXTRA FANCY
Banquet Orange Pekoe Tea, V4 lb 22c
Cheaper TEAS, V4 lb. pkg. 15c
ICE CREAM YAUT^ib. ba^
PEANUT BUTTER, lb. jar .. 15c
Kraft CREAM SPREADS, jar . 20c
STEAKS', best cuts, lb 2Pc
25c
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To honor their guests, .Mrs. J, L.
Bryson of Winnshoro, and .Mrs. kL-N.
.Morrow’ of Lakeland, Fla., .Mr. and
Mr.s, John W. Little gave a lovely
bridge-dinner .yesterday evening.
In a set ing of garden ‘flowers, three
tables were arranged for the guests.
Place cunls for the ladies were lovely
miniature corsages and iKiutonnieres
for the men. .A delicious dinner was
served. Later, several rounds of con
tract were enjoyed.
Two Big Opening^ Days
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY will be our formal opening days.
The first 2.5 ladies enlerinK our store on Friday will be Riven a free package. l)<M»rs open
promptly at eiijht o’clock. (!ome in and in.spect our new place.'Our prices are always
rea.sonable, and we ifludly deliver. __
BROOMS,
Good l-strinj?,
Look at These Specials
29'
each
I STEW BEEF, 3 lbs v .
BEEF ROAST, lb 15c |
WEINERS, Ib 17c '
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35c
FISH THURSDAY
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This Week’s Prizes WiU Be:
F*irst,Prize—24 lbs. Gold Dust Flour.
"“Second Prize~8 Ib. carton I.aH.
Third Prize—4 Ib. Beef Roast.
Fourth Prize—2 cans Des.sert Peaches..
Fifth Prize—Quart Silver Medal Dressini?.
TIME OF .DRAWING CHANGED TO 7:30
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Baldwin’s Grocery
*H?ood Things Td Eat
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Phones 99 and 400
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LOVKLY HK( KPTION
FOR RE( ENT BRIDE
Mr.s, Fiank Kellers ent>ertaine<l~ in
honor of her daughter, Mr.s. Frank
Kellers, Jr., on Thursday afternoon
with an unu.^ually lovely lea. Mrs,
Kellers, w ho is a charming bride, was;
prior to her marriage, in June, .Miss'^
Frances C'rutchfield, and her wedding |SS
was a brilliant social event in<Orangc-»ZZZ
I burg society.-
I For the occa.'^ion the lower floor
e wa.s thrown en suite and beautifully* —
■ j decorated with gladioli, dahlias and a! SS
S prpfu.sion of shasta daisies in the liv- j
^! ing rooms. {
Receiving with .Mrs. Kellers in the;^^
music room were her daughter, her
niece, .Mrs. T. Wise of Greenville,
and Mr.s. .Stephen .M.'Huntley, a re-i^E
cent bride. Welcoming the guests atj^E
the door wei’e .Mrs. W. A. .Moorhead
and Mrs. Gilbert Blakely. .Mrs. Georgej^E
H. Ellis and Mrs. C. K. Galloway|S
a were at the end of the receiving line.Iss:
21 Mrs. John W. f'innejl. Mis. R. W.l^S
VV'^ade and Mr.s. Wilson Harris invited
the guests into the dining room.
A color note of green and’ white
g was carried out in the dining room in j SSS
" the .seleotion of flowers and refresh-jSS
® rhent.s. Scabio.sa and Queen .Anne’s
HI lace in a low silver bowl formeil a, —
j|'charming center arrangement on.-- the!
* lace-drap<*d table. White candles burn-^^E
P ed in low .silver holdei-s, and silver ^E
hon-lwn di.<hes filled, with mints com-I^E
g fileted the lovely table. Ihesiding’^E'
g there were .Mr.-,. J. F. Jacobs, Sr,, and ss
Pl-Mrs. W, H. Workman, who cut block ss;
ice cream and angel A:ake on silverj^E
platters."of young girls, s?
Sadie Chandler, Viiginia Spratt, Kliz- a
abeth Milling and Sarah Copeland, S
served. Entertaining in the dining
rponi were Mrs. Horace Payne, l^ra. ■3J(|
PINEAI»PLE,
No. 1 can :
D'
Royal Anne White
CHERRIES, No. 2«/2 can
29'
Snider’s PEAS,
Can . . .
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Miracle Whip SALAD
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DRESSING, '/2 pint :
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Tetley’s Budget TEA,.
3 oz. pkg. ...
9'
Honey Bunch
3 pkgs.
RAISINS,
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Seeded and Seedless RAISINS,
2 pkgs, . .
15'
CORN FLAKES,
1 c**
2 pkgs. for .
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Libby’.s FRUIT SALAD,
OQc
No. 2'/2 can
PORK AND BEANvS,
H)-oz. can
P R O D U C E
01 R PRODUCE DEPARTMENT IS ALWAYS COMPLETE ITH A FRESH AS
SORTMENT OF ALL KINIXS OF VEGETABLES IN SEASON.
CARROTS,
Bunch
CANTELOUPES,
Each
FRESH CORN,
Dozen ..
IRISH POTATOES,
10 lbs ^
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Lb
Meat Market Specials
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BREAKFAST BACON,
Sliced, rindle.ss, lb. ,
Good STEAK,
Lb
STEW MEAT,
3 lbs
NECK BONES,
Lb.
PIG TAIIi^,
3 lbs
Farmers. Exchange
Next To Jbe L. Carter’s-Clmton. S. C.
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