The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, September 20, 1934, Image 3
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THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 1934
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THE CLINTON CHRO^iltLE, CLINTON,VS. C.
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'if SOCIETY EVENTS,
CLUB AKD’CHURPH NEWS OF INTEREST
I Tilephon* 258 . ''
brown-eyed susans, wer^ effective.
DeKcious ^jjnch and wafers were
sei-ved^by MfsCLonnie Mc>Wlian,.Mrs.
Bothwejl Grahain,’ ,Mrs; «qger' Coe
land MrS.
brah^,
D. ^rir
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BAILEY-MARSHALL'
ENGAGEMENT - .
Mr. and Mrs.'^Gi M. Bailey of this
cityv^ announce th^ engagrement _^of
their daughter, Lucy Eloi^, to W,/L.
Marshall, Jr., of Wadesboro^^JL C. The
wedding will take place in the late
fall:
BAPTIST WOMEN
HOLD MEETING
The Woman’s Auxiliary of the First
crI^in-madde^
WEDDING
Mr. and Mrs. _L. E. Crain, or** near
Clinton, announce the marriage of
their daughter. Miss Jessie E|»tell
Crain, to Claiqde Arnold Madden, on
^pt. 13th.
The young couple was ^marrie<l at
the home of^ the officiating min|stev
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McSween To Make /jTickets On Sale |
Memorial Ad^ressj P. C.-Clem8on Game
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Asheville, N'. C., Sept. -Dr, John' The big P. C.-Clemsoir ganioj open-
McSween, president or Presbyterian jing. the gridiron sca.son Saturday af-
college. Of Clinton, ;SC^C., will deliver ternoon, wilt'be played on the Qlem-
the memorial ad^ssi'-at the hieiinial
reunion of th^^hir^ieth division
.\sheville September 29 and 39; it
was’ ahhoUnoed today;
• Dr. Mc^ween, chaplain of the 195th
Baptist church met in general session Rev. V. McK. Marlowe, pastor of the
on ^Monday afternoon. A business ses- Calvary Baptist church. .
LEGION AUXILIARY
MEETS TODAY ‘
Yhe American Ldgion Auxiliary will
meet- this afternoon at the home of
Mrs. Raymond Pitts, at four o’clock.
Each member is urg^ to'attend this
me«ing which will be given ovkr to
business. ?
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MRS. HIPP
HOSTESS TO CLUB .
Tuesday morning >Ds. Irby Hipp
w^s a pleasing hostess to the Vnem- j prayer,
liers of her bridge club.
sion was held during which reports
we^e given and announceiViehts made.
the missionary feature was in
enlarge of the Carey circle, and the
foUo^'ing program-wa.s given, led by
Mrs. tvX. Cooper:
Topic, “Pioneer Baptist in Europe.”
“Southern Baptist Pioneers in Eu
rope,” Mrs. MarjoVie^Stevens.
“What Can I Do 'tiT^elp In Eu
rope?”—Mrs. C. W. Hallnian.
“Europe In Need of Baptist Pio
neers,” lyirs. .\lex Henry. ^
“Training Baptist j-Pioneers,” Mr^
R. C. Nelson,
The meeting was closed with song
The bride was becomingly attired
in a dark bltie suit with accessories,
to match.
After spending a few days in the
mountains of North Carolina, Mr. and
Mrs. Madden will make their home
in Clinton. , —
M rs. Madden is a charming young [
woman, the daughter of Mr, and Mrs.
L.‘K. Crain of the Rock Bridge sec
tion.
Mr. Madden is*a well-known young
farmer of the Long Branch .school
section. *
Pink'roses in attractive containers AUXILI.tRk ENJOYS
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adorned the card joom. ' “
‘ROGRAM
j *1... ! Sunday afternoon the Woman's
* ’t” , . Thornwell Memorial
t«npt.n(( «f.eshm,nt» m two wtrso; Nellio-Scott iibr.ry,
were served. • .
.\n interesting program on “Japan”
wak given, with Mrs. S. P. Bowles act-
ENTERTAINS * • ing aa chairman.
BRIDGE CLUB j An jMreount ofcfthe life of Kagawa,
Mrs. John W. Little entertained the a native evangelist, was given by Miss
members of her bridge club on Thurs-i Helen^ Porter. To continue the pro-
.day afternoon, I gram, Miss Leta McIntyre told of the
Mixed garden flowers added charm!Japanese mission ^^rk and described
to the living room where two tables Itlie customs of the country. An inter-
wefe placed for cards. 'esting feature of the program was a
^fter a round of games, Mrs. R. S. jdialogue on the kindergarten work of
Owens as^ted the hostess in- serving Mrs. S. P. Fulton in Okazaki, Japan,
a delicious salad cotirse with iced tea. given, by Mrs. L. R. Lynn and poro-
The players were: Mr*. T. J. Peake,, thy Stutts.
Mrs. W. P. Jacobs, Mrsw-R. C. Adair, | During the business session, which
Mrs. S. C. Hays, Mrs. W’illiaYn Bailey followed the program, many interest-
MKS. McMiLLIAN HOSTESS
TO CENTURY CLUB ^
Mrs. L. -McMiJlian was hostess to
the members^ the Century club on
Tuesday afjt^no^pn at their fall mcet-
ing. / '
This year will he spent in the study
of the Victorian Era, and. a nuhiher
of .splendid programs have been pre
pared^ by the program committee.
The following program was given
Tuesday afte-rnoon: ,
• “Victoria and .\lhert”—Mrs. .M. ^1.
tS’dodworth.
?. *‘'lhe Epoch of Reform” Mrs. R. E.
Wysor. . I
• “Wars of the Era” —Mr.s, H.
Sturgeon.
J About twenty members were pres
ent at this meeting, and iwo m‘w
members, Mrs. S. M. Huntley and
Mrs. W. L. Jones, were receivjed. i
kofi field. The Blue Hpse are nqw in
splendid shape for the}<opening en
counter and are sure to' jfive the Ti
gers stiff oppo.sition. It i.s expected
that a larg^ number of the students
anti fans of the city will journey over
for the g^me. -
Tickets are now on .sale hei^ at S^d-
ler-0\Vens Pharmacy and Kellers
Drug store, priced at one dollar, tax
included.-Those from here expecting
to-attend the gkme are asked to get
their tickets at either of these well-
known drug sto^s.
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Clintbii High -i
Schedule Given
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-'The football .schedule of the Clin
ton high school for the coming seaaon
calls for eight games, fpur to be play
ed at home and four away. The sched
ule follows:
Miss Peake Makes ^
Long Swim In Lake
Oct. 6—Duncan at Xlinton.
Oct. 12—Newberry at Newberry.
Oct. 19—Rock Hill at Rock HiH-
Nov^ 2—Abbeville at Crtnton.
NoV. 9—rWoodruff a^^unton.
Nov. 16—Lauren^^t Laurens.’ •
Nov. 23-i-Thorn^Il at Gllnton.”’"
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LOCAL^THDENTS ENTER
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ward Martin and Mrs. Horace Payne.
teachers circle
HOLDS MEETING
W’ednesday evening the Teachers
circle of. the Thornwell, Memorial
dhurch met at the home of Mrs. S. P.
Bowies......... I ’
Miss Carolyn Moore, who is chair-
man, presided over a short business
session. During the Bible hour a
splendid study on the book of Mark
was led by Miss Caroline Caldwell.
At the conclu.sion delicious ice
cream and cake were served.
BROAD STREET 0 • ,
auxiliary MEETS
The Woman’s Auxiliary op. Broad
Street Methodist church wetloh Mon
day evening in the social rooms of the
church, with the Business uirla circle
in charge, . ; "
Miss Rosa Mahaffey gavb the de
votional. The topic of the program
was “The Deaconess-in' Rural Sec
tions.” .Mrs. Clyde Lankford and Miss
Jeannette Pitts gave an interesting
paper, “The Spreading Kingdom In
Tampa,” To conclude the program,
Mrs, I* Blanton discussed “The
Rural Community As a Field of Op
portunity.!’ - r
Afterwards a short business .sessioJh
was held.
ing and
given.*
in.structive reports w’ere
MARSHALL-ALBRIGHT
WEDDING SOLEMNIZED
A marriage of interest to, friends
here was that of Miss Sophie Mar
shall of Rock Hill, and Clarence Hol
land Albright of Laurens, which was
solemnized last Saturday afternoon at
the home of* the bride's parents,* with
the Rev. F. W. Gregg, pastor of the
First ; Presbyterian'church of Rock
Hill« officiating.
The groom is a son of Mrs. O. C.
Albright, and the late Dr. Albright,
a*former Clinton citizen. He is a
nephew of Mrs. G.'C. Pitts and Mr.
and Mrs. W. H. Shands of this city.
He studied architecture at Clemson
and Auburn colleges, and is now con
nected with the International H**"-:
vester company, with headquarters in
Rock Hill.
' Thv bride js, a popular member of
Rock Hill’s'*younger society set and
graduated from Winthrop college last
Tune.
Mr. and Mrs. Albright- will make
their home in Rock Hill.
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I'RESBYTKRIAN WOMEN
MEET HERE FRIDAY
Group Conference number four of
the South Carolina presbyterial will
mt^t on Friday at 10 a. m., in the
First Presbyterian church of this city.
All ladies of the Presbyterian church
es at Whitmire, Smyrna, Shady Grove,
Duncan’s Creek, Clinton, Goldville,
Dominick, and Newberry are invited
to attend and bring a light lunch. ^
The following program has been
arranged: • '
, 10:00 ,—- Worship period led by Dr.
D. J. Woods.
10:05 — Welcome by Mrs. A. M.
Copeland. Response by Mrs. V. C.. Wil
son.
10:l5—Roir call^ reports by presi
dents. '
10:30 —Bible hour — Miss Caroline
Caldwell. ,
ll’.SO—Special music;
ammunition train dining the war and
chaplain of the Old Hickory associ
ation, will spoak Sunday morning,
Sept.'30, at one of the local churches.
The three-tlay jirogram includes
daily'business .se.'i.sions, stieet parade,,
jamburee, military ball, band concerts
and regimental luncheons by ,Soulh
('aiolina’s fhmotis listh infafitry,
IKlth field al iillery, 1 l.‘Uh,‘11 Ith and
lir)th machine gun battalions, Ki.'Vlh
field signal battalion, 117th, 1 HUh and
120th infantry regiments.
Governors Blackwood of South Car-
olina’-and Ehringhaus of North Caro
lina, Senators Bachman of Tennessee
and Reynolds of North Carolina, and
Congressmen Doughtbn and Bulwinkle
of North Carolina, are among the
scheduled speakers.
Miss Christiiile Peake, of this city,
swam a distance of five miles on Tues
day at Lake Murray. The distance ex-
tendeil from Martin’s boat landing
through Camping ert'ek. J. L.’Rlair, of
Silverstreet,* swam the distance with
her. They were followed by her father,
Dr.-T. .1. Peake, and .si^veral others in
a motor boat. About a month ago Miss
Peake made a record swim of 3V.i
’ulles at I.ake .Murray and has gained
a distinction held by few. ^
The follow'ihg Clinton boys and girls
have entereil Presbyterian college as
numbers of [the freshman class:
W’alter Beeman, Fi^ancis Blalock,
Reta Chsmller, Clyde Conrad. JohrT D.
Davis, ,Jfr.,-^irehe Dillaird. Hugh.sJ.on
Frowein, Helty^Iuerard,, Evalyn Mc
Crary, Joyce Pitts, Sara Salters, Jack
Witherspoon, Nancy Y.oung.
SPECIAL
LOW PRICES
ANNOUNCE BIRTH
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh T. Jones' of
;Mountvi)le, announce the birth of a
son, John hidward, on F'riduy, Sep
tember 7 th.
$7.50 Permanent Wave .... $5jOO'
$5.00 Permanent Wave , . $3.00
Hair Cuts .. 25c
(iiven by one who'specialized
' in this course. '
Permanent Waving of distinc
tion at big saving prices.
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Call 243-J for appointment.
SCHOOL NOTICE
“LOYALTY*? RfEETING'
HELD BY AUXILIARY
Last Monday the Auxiliary of the
First Presbyterian church held its an
nual “loyaky^’ meeting. ,
For the devotional exercise*,! Mis*
Caroline CiOdweU. geve an instructive
map study of tjje book of Mark. Mrs.
R. S. Owens made an informative talk
dYt Japlan.
The history of the Auxiliary for the
past seven years was revttwed by
Mrs; Jacobs, Sr?
DOWNS-HOLLAND '
WEDDING
A marriage of mu^h interest to
their many friends was that of-Miss
Mary Gemie Downs and Jobe D: Hol
land, on Saturday, September 15th.
The ceremony was performed at the
borne of the officiating minister. Rev.
Edward Long, with only relatives and
a few close friends present.
The .bride was lovely in a traveling
^•4*uit of brown crepe with' hat and .ac-
eesseries to match.
- Mm Heltend is a daughter of D. D.
Downs and 'the late Effie Taylor
Downa*^*^.
Mr. Holland is the son of Mr. and
Mrs. T^Jf, Holland and holds a ^i-
the town of Clinton in’ the
To conclude the progmm the hyibn.
was
•“Tak^ My Life ^and Let It Be,'
sung as a'prayereif dedicatioii.
- During the business session plans
were completed for the group confer
ence, which will be in session Friday,
Sept. 21. The Auxiliary welcomed
Mm.’John Morrison of the Congo
mi.ssion as 'a new member for the
year. '
“FOR THE BRIDE”—
SILVERWARE, CHINA AND
GLASSWARE '
. ... is always channing and at
tractive, as well anlAiefaL
^ No matter how mnek or 'Kow
little yon plan' to spend, yonll
be sHfe to find the nnswer to
yonr problem among our charm
ing c^lcikion of Gifts.
FRONTIS
JEWELRY STORE
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rt :35—Missionary address — Dr.^tii
R. Cousar.
12:30—Offeptig, followed by pray
er; appointment of committees; con
ference* of prmidents and cause sec
retaries.
12:45—Lunch. ■ t
1:45—Program resumed; song and
prayer.
1:50—iHome missions — Mrs. A. T.
Neely.
2:00—Morttreat—Mrsj L. R. Lynn.
2:20—President’s talk — Mrs. Paul
Mann;
2:60—Christian Education and Min-
^tarial Relief—Mrs. James Smith.
2:66—Report* from committees and
annouheements.
3:10—'Belmont Covenant plan—Mrs.
Hassel Miller.
3:20—Devotional — Dr.’ John Mc
Sween. ^ ^
3:45—Adjournment. •
Mrs. Moofd Smith
Hurt . In Wreck
In conformance with the utate law,
all pupils in jthe Clinton city schools
must he successfully waccinated. Those
who have not will be vaccinated when
a physician vi.sits the schools in the
near future for this purpose.
Mary Musgrove
Beauty Shop
Mrs. Selma Franks, Prop.
SPECIAL OFFER
Amiran Magazine — 2 years for
$.3..50; . . ’
• JAMF^S W. CALDWELL
Mrs. E. Mood Smith, who suffered
serious injuries last Sunday afternoon,
in an automobile accident, was report
ed yesterday as resting comfortably
at the Hays hospital, her condition
not being as serious as was first
feared. |
Dr. and Mrs.^Smith, accompanied by
their son and daughte.r-in-law, I)r. and
Mr!). Felder Smith, occupying the lat
ter’s car, were en' route to Waterloo
when the accident occurred on South
Harper street in the city of I.aurens.
The car collided with a machine .said
to have been drjveiv by Manning
Chapman. The impact turned the
Smith ca*r over, pinning Mrs. Smith
beneath it. Aid. was immediately given
and after removing the- machine Mrs.
Smkh was rushed to the Laurens hos
pital for treatment. She was trans
ferred here Monday to the local hos
pital for further surgical treatment.
Dr. Mood Smith al?o sustained pain
ful injuries, nec<*ssitating his confine
ment at home for several days. Dr.
and Mrs. P'elder .Smith also I'eceivcd
slight injuries from which they gre
recovering.
' The many fgends of Mrs. Smith
join in hoping for her a speedy recov
ery ahd are glad to kno^v that her in
juries are not as serious as was first
beneved.
STATIONERY SPECIAL
EXCELLENT <JIIAI,ITY
60 SHEETS
50 ENVELOPES
59c
SADLER-OWENS PHARMACY
Telephone 400 ‘‘CorneT At Union Statloi\,”
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watkif And light detriment.
After ‘a short wedding trip to the
Miss Emma Flin^^nsfielt of .Green
Miss 'Maude Geer on
vill^, -visited
mouniMita iDf North Carolina, Mr. and [Monday.
Mra^ Jutland will make, their home on j|rs. W. L. Blanton and
children have returned from a vaca-
Musgrove street.
COLLEGE STUDENTS
ENJOY RECEPTION
Saturday evening in the college
gymnasium the members of the Y. M.
C. A. and the College Dames enter
tained with a large reception to honor
the tiew members of the student
body. '
This occasion, which is an‘annual
event, assembled 300 of the college
tion trip in North Carolina.
Mr. and Mrs.. W. E. Robinsorr-are
making their home on E. Carolina
avenue with Mr, and Mrs. L. S. Mc-
Millig.x - '.
Mr. and Mrs, T .L. Cooper, Mrs.
Ledn Cooper and little son, Mrs. C. W.
Cooper and children spent Tuesday in
Croes Keys with relatives,
Mr. and Mrg. T. M. Booth left, this
week'for Gainesvjlle, Ga., where Mr.
Healthful Juice$:
• Here are a variety of healthful fruit and vegetable
juicea for your breakfaat. They are fine, canned to keep,
the vltamina in aa well as the flavor.
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Glenn Springs'with his sister/ Mr*,.
W. M. Me A bee.' , . ^ >-
Mr. and Mrs. Joe B. McCawley, Joe
Bob 'McCawley, .Jr., of Kissimmee,
Fla., Mrs. Walter K, Shute, Tommie
Shute and Mrs. Urban C. Tigner of
Orlando, Fla., were guests of Mr. and
Mrs. T. L. Cooper and other relatives j
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TOMATO JUICE AND COGKTAIL
PURE PINEAPPLE JUICE
GRAPE FRUIT JUICE
KRAUT JUICE COCKTAIL
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GRAPE JUICE /^ORANGE JUICE
PRUNE JUICE
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Kellogg’s Com Flakes, I^pkgs. .. 25c
Post Toasties, 3..pkgs. .
25c
Rice Krispies, 2 pkgs. ......... 25c
6r<iting‘ th. guot. mt the door 8“^'’.
were Mr. and Mrs. W. A* Johnson, and
Mr. and Mrii.^ J. H. Hunter directed
them tw the' receiving line composed
and Mrs. S. M. Huntley and. Mr. and
Mrs. Willard Jones.
• For decorations, iargO bowls of.
mixed flowers, including zinnias and coming year.
Mrs. W. L. Blanton ha* returned
from Rtioxville, Tenn., where she was
called on account of the death of a
tifviii k>v bilc ivwivriiK iiiiv «;uiu|/vwu 4 .. • t 1
of Dr. .nd Mm. John McSween. «' «eomp.n.^ home
Annie Lee jKk«>n, Vmi Arnold, Dr. ‘'J' “‘""•-''o '•
spend
ing several weeks here.
Mias Gladys Aldred left Last week
for Atlanta, Ga., where ahe viill teach
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FLOOR OH-
COLORLESS.— odorless — NOT STICKY
FINE TO KEEP F^OO^ FSOM SPLINTERING
20c Pw Quart .
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SADLBR-OWENS PHARMACY
ToUphoag 400 ' ^^fCooer At Union. Station”
Mr. And Mra J. B. Robinson, Misses
Etheljm, Wilhelmina, J. B., Jr., and
Jack Robinson, and Sam Fant of Eas-|
I ley,.'and Mrs. Cureton of. PickaAs,!
I spent a few days last week with Mr.
land Mrs. T. D. Jacobs. Mrs. Robinson
land Miss Ethelyn Robinson remained
' for an extended visit. )
J. D. Boland left yesterday for
Lynchburg, Va., on business. He will
return by way of Louisburg, N. C., to
visit his son, Jeff, who is a student at
Louisburg Junior college.
Edward R. McAllister of Norfolk;
Va., Is spending the winter with his
sister and brother-in-]fiw, Capt.. and
^rs. 'W. L. Blanton an8 is attending
Presbyterian college. \
’T. L. Cooper apent Thursday in
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Cocoa, 2 lb. can
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Bread and Butter Pickle, ,jar ;.. 2Q!C
Stew Beef, 3 lbs. ... 25c
Roast Beef, lb.
15c
This Week’s Prizes Will Be:
First I^ize—24 lbs. Ballard’s Flour.
Second Prize-^ Ib,. carton Lard: j
Third Prize-—4 lbs. BeeY^Roast.
Fourth Prize—2 cans Peaches.
Fifth Prize^l Ib. Beech-Nut Coffee.
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