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■r-T/i I v/ vr i- 1 ■• • • \ • ^ ^ r , * , \ »•■'-•. 4. W’ nNTW!l ^*IV T%!TfV^^V%.Y V%^k%.vVA*W V%^Tnn^\^'T d ^1 "V—*<• The/W6i!nan^s Page y V —SOCIETY EVENTS, ^ :€LUB AND CHURCH NEWS OF INTEREST leans.. After. Octdbei/ ^Uthey. ■will at liome in Columbia i waU men ^old Meeting \ Telephone 258 % tL I Oct. 26; at 3;3t). On this'occasion l^j CRYSTAL ANNIVE^ARY FOR TAMASSEE^HOOL / {f Mrs. T. J. M^in, regent of Ue; District ^Meeting of Federated CWbsfHel^ In Laurens. C. K. to the daughters’ calling attention to many/important points in the jr^Fs pl^ns. Among these is the ^iith Bry- Owen plan for citizenship'which is added to the*0. A. R. patriotic educa- Wright Makes Address. |tion program Laurens, Oct. 1$. — The Northern District of_the South Carolina Feder ated Women’s ^clubs, embracing the counties of Ne\vberry, Union, Spar- A announc^ that a portion oT Xye^rt>n- commends the splendid efforts Cherokee and'Laurens, held A. <^;5^man tenmal, strwt wijl be roped ofr for the Lj Mrs. F. M. Bur-i®*^ interesting meeting in the Com- b 4 COLEMAN-MORGAN ENGAGE.MENT Mr. and Mrs. J. . announce the engagement of them{festiv.t,es, wh.eh include ek'at.ng con-1 ^ eountiea' "-“"ily ''•'''“f this city on last S«tu% J daughter Kathryn, to HugKFosterite»ts,tneyclecont«t^^ on poniesl^^ i„ bound eSpies of. old'day. - win and go,t wagons, child upon ar-- j„cuments for the D.' A. R.l The Wennesuay club of-I,aurens was I take pjadeto the late fall. lrival, wilt be givep4 Halloween favorUniC-ersity library in,Co- the hostess cluB and Mrs. H. S. Blackl I ’ ' ' 1®’’ 5*" ^ cr^nl will ^ of“jiijji|ibia. Both Mrsr^urnett and Mi-s.i-well, the-club president, welcortfed the'^ LOVELY PARTY FOR “ BRIDE-ELECT ; One of the loveliest parties of the ^ sChsOn wa.s given yesterday morning whfn Mrs. J.tJ.XornwelI.entertained , the members of her bridge club and aj MEETING OF number of additional guests, in honOrjMETriODIST AUXILIARY erec or sa]^ Proceeds from the en-j Etoyle* historiart, are working toivisitors. An address' of welcome was,^ lertammenr twill be^ used to carry on;j^ave a worthwhile D. A. R. corner in!also fnade by Mayor Joe F. Smith. J e au\l i^y s^ work.j A small admis-j^j^^ library which will be accessable to The Rev. W.-^D:' Spinx,'Jiastor'^of the B siojj Will Be charged. ^^e planning for a complete First Bif|hlst church,. gav'T the invo- ^ —— 'state yeaf book file, chapter histories,!cation. . ' — and lineage books. Daniel Morgan i.si Mrs. J. E, Groee, of Lyman, 'the Giving ta our Customers only first quality in food stuffs at prijcos that ire in line with everybody. ' With our connection's with the t€ountry*s best known lines of'merchandise wcj can absolutely ifuarantee every thing we sell to be of A-l quality. - • .*' V » -' ir^'' SPECIALS THIS WEEK Beech-Nut or Heinz Ti^atiir Juice, can , t I ' . lOc . I No.1 can Pork & Beans, 2 for .. 15c of Miss Lucy Bailey, bride-elect In the card rooms six tables were aluactively arranged for the games, amid beautiful fall flo,wers. The members of the. Auxiliary of)the city library in Gaffney Broad Stree't Methodist- church met) Mrs. Mauldin states that Novem- Monday afternoon in the ladies parlor., her the 5th,'the fifteenth anniversary “The Rural'Negro” was''^e topic) of the founding of TamasstH* 1). A. R. At the conclusion, of th.e rounds^, theiof the program, fed by Mr^P. B.ischool'will be observed with^a crystal hostess served a delicious meat cour.se. | Adair. ' .After the singing of the opening hymn, Mrs'. C. L. Sims read a paperj^ The .Negro and the Rural South.” congratulated upon'its complete file in district president, presided over the IM KHIiXJE CLUB ENTERTAINED On last Thursday Mrs. T. J. Peake4A Negro spiritual was then sung in entertained the members of h^r bridge I correert, followed by the reading by club and several additional guests]Mrs. H. M. Gwr of a poem, “Sun and with a lovely-luncheon, at her hofrtje-'Softness.” Mrs.:Adair close<l pro em North Broad street. , - ' [gram with prayer. The receiving room and card rooms were ^attractively arranged with late fall flowers. .After several interesting rounds, Mrs. Peake served a delicious hot. luncheon. 1 At the businses session, which fol lowed, Mrs. V. P. .Adair gave an in teresting i-eport of t,ho district meet ing held two weeks ago in Greenville. sL_ 1 PRESBYTERIAN WOMEN STUDY MISSIONS The October meeting of the \Vo- jiian’s Auxiliary of the First Presby terian church was held on Monday af ternoon in the a'uxiliary rooms. Mrs.. J. W. Leake’s circle led an in structive program on “Home Mis sions;” A talk op “Mexico” was given.; lard described niission work in the MISS WILLINGHAM JOINS NEWBERRY COLLEGE' . Miijss Pauline Willingham, a gradu ate "'of the 'Thornwell orphanage schools, has been appointed as resi dent nur.se in Smeltzer hall, the ’wo men’s dormitory at Newsberry college. She assumed her duties this week and ,'will sujTervise the health of the young women who room on the campus. . M iss Willingham, a nativfej^pf W’hit ire, received,.the degree- of R meeting. Mu». Fred Laure.nce,^^ Rockj* Hill, state president of the Ffd'erated p? clubs, gave a report on the cmjinciljP meeting in Hot Springs, .Ark. ' !|| C. K. W’right, superintendent of celebration. Many distinguislTed guests, Laurens city -schpols, made the ad-l- ami national officers are expected to dress for the occasion, having as his'^ be- present. The South Carolina-subject, “The Proluible Type of Unitiij Daughters are asked to concentrate on -Best Suited to Fitm-itinn Gi-ggni-yo- ;|| some one project as their birthday tiOri in South Carulina.” gift to Tamassee at this tiixuv^^thor 12V2 can Pork & Beans, can . lOc ' I ii I II I 1 I ^ I, Peter Pan Salmon, can . ■.. .. 15c ‘ .laFP—^"1 »i I " No. 2V2 c^an Big Hominy^ cap.... 10c No. 2V2 can Kraut ... T'r7\ 15c than several smaller gifts. It is needlefs' to say that many daiighters frojn over the^state will be going to Tamassee fori this celebration and it is believed chapters wiil in the meantime be making ready with their gifts for the school.' ' by Mrs. John Spratt. Mrs. S. G. DU’l^nire, received_the degree- of R. N. from Henry Grady hospital in At lanta, after which she studied in Chi cago, and has had very ^sycces.sful ex perience. Her friends here will be in terested in the announcement that she is now connected with the Newberry Cumberland and Ozark mountain.s. At the business session* which fol lowed, fArs. R. E. Wysor,, secretary of home, n\j*sions, stated that plans were-being made for a school of mis-, sfons during home -mission week |£*' jnstUution."* .November. . - " ’ - A AUXILIARY TO STAGE ’ DAVIS-CASSANOVA CHILDREN'S PARTY i 'Tl'c marriage of Miss Dorothy Lee The American Legion Auxiliary will i Davis, daughter of Mr. pnd Mrs. H. R. sT>on.scr a street party on Friday,]Davis of Colunrhia, to Adrian Anthony ; jCassanova, son of Mr. and Mrs. M. Ca.ssanova of this city, was solem nized at high noon Friday, at St. Peter’s rectory. The very Rev. Martin , A SMALL DEPOSIT nui Hold T»« - Diamond and W(^ding Ring Drop in at your earliest op portunity. I^et us -show you our nice assortment. . _ * FRONTIS JEWELRY STORE C. Murphy officiated, using the im pressive ring ceremony, « the pres- 'i at^ong points. CROSS HfLL GARDEN CLUB HOLDS MEETING r Cross Hlil, pet. 12.—The Cross Hill Garden club jheld an open meeting Tuesday afternoon at the school ap; ditorium. The president, Mrs. W. .M. Leaman, presided, and the roll call was answered with names of.blooming, flowers of October. The modern and old-fashioned num bers featured the program for the month. Mrs. J. H. Shealy played “Moonlight On the Hudson.” Mrs, J. H. Nance,- dres.sed in old- style brown-striped taffeta, gave a reading of. the ante-bellum days. Miss Sara Denny gave a reading from Ed gar Gue'st. • Interesting and amusing experi ences of the summer were told by Mrs. J. H. Perryi Mrs. J. H. Nance, Mrs. R.-W. Griffin and Mrs. W. M. Leamap. ^ ' The debate was an amusitig,.and en joyable fiumber on the program. The query was “Resolved, 'ITiat the old- fashioned style of dress was better than the modern style.’* The debaters- showed much animation and both sides brought many forcible and Mrs. R. W. Griffin, dressed in old- 4ttyl« -brown-4affeta dresa bonhet and Miss*Katherine Dennyrdressed in old-style black taffeta and lace,^ up-i ence ‘ of the immediate farrtilies' and clo.se friend.s. A milfftcal program was -jgiven by Mrs. M. Cassanova. The bride’s only attendant was her!|^(,j(j ik>gBtive, showing how eco- aister. Miss Flora Mae Davis, and thejno^jeah beautiful and rpmantic tWir bridegroom’s best man was Theodore styles were, while Miss Kathleen Powell. ’— V —‘ Gregory .and Mia.s Anne Denny pre- Immediately after the ceremony the rented ;^the~ negative,- showing how' bride and bridegroom left for a trip ^luch more simsible, sanitary and far to Birmingham, Ala., and New Oi- more comfortable the modern day 1 style's ate than the buatile and whale-1 bone styles were. The debate brought! forth 'much applause. The judges, af ter much thought and deliberation, rendered the decision in fa^vor of the affirmative. Dr. George O’Daniel of Hartsville, spent Tuesday with his parents', Mr. and Mrs. A. O’Daniel. Mrs. J. A. Bailey attended the un veiling of the @ehethland Butler tab let near Saluda on Wednesday. ‘ Mrs. J. I. Copeland of Gainesville, Ga., .spent the week-end with Mrs. .Arthur Coiieland. Friends of Dr. Jacl^H. Young will l.e .sorry to leam that he is ill at his F’^iends, of Mrs. Ethel R. Pi'.ts will bj Sony to leivi that her little daugh ter, 1‘rances Ijee,. is ill with ?car!et fever. Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Hitt, Miss Doro thy Hitt and Miss Jewell Turner of Cjross Hill, were guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrsr. Eugene Hitt. __ School Notice DUSTING POM)EK » • • .. . Regular pric^^$1.50 ; Special. .... 49c WE CARRY THE FULL LINE OF LUCRETIA VAN- DERBILT PREPARATIONS.^.. ' ' SADliR-OWENS PHARMACY Telephone 400 ^-^Corner At Union Station^ The Trustees of Hunter School Dis trict No; 5 hereby announce that the ■^Clinton Public Schools cannot operate for the usual nine months session as heretofore. With the present revepue that has been set up tb be collected the schools caiinot run longer than seven months and probably not that long, This is a situation that 'thj Trustees cannot control. Whatever action is taken to insure a nine-months school for the boys and girls of the district must come from the people. Signed: BOARD OF TRUSTEES. Oct. 1.1, 1934.- ’1. TO GIVE CHICKEN STEW I ■There will be a barbecued Chicken I supper and chicken stew at the Bush ' River school Friday evening, Oct. 19,-| beginning* at 6:30i o’clock. 'The public j is invited. . ... ' ' V —-U Every thing. In FLOWERS Clinton Flower Shop Member F. T. D. Phone A Three Days’ Cough Is Your Danger Signd Don’t let them get a strangle hold. Fight them quickly. Cyeomulsion cotmbines 7 helps in one. Powerful but harmless. Pleasant to take. No narcotics. Your own druggist is authorised to refund your money' on the ^t if your cough or cold is not relieved by (^mtJsion. — (adf.T II ‘if' If ii i| 11-- Bfeech-^ut Macaroni, lb. pkgy. ’. 15c Beech-Nut Macaroni Elbows, / Lb. package .. 15c Radio Repairing Guaranteed Service Radio Exchange Hallowe’en-Party Favors. \ Late.st Song Hits. Join our Rental Library and read the Pulitzer Prize novel by Caroline Miller — “Larnlr In His Bosom.!’ - ’’So Red,the Rose^^’^by Stark Young. h . ^ THE BOOKSTORE I i i ■ I M w i Ii i i I i i I i I ■ Beech-Nut Spaghettina, lb. pkg. 15c Lima Beans, No. 2 can ;... "10c Okra.and Tomatoes, No. 2 can. 10c "I ■■ " ■■■■■ «■ I ^1—— I Fresh Fish and Oysters This Week’s Prizes Will Be: First Prize-^^^25rib8. Sugar ; Second Prize—H Ib. carton Lard Third I*rize—4 lb. Roa.st. ^ , ^Fourth Prize—2 cans Peaches Fifth Prize—2 cans Pink Salmon 'TIME OF DRAWING CHANGED’TO 7:50 Baldwin's Groc^y ‘Good Things To Eat” , Phones 99 and 100 i i i 4 I -B □ Ii lltllBlIlMiyiBlIUBlII —■_4_ IIHIBIIIIV.lllBIlIlBlllIBlIIlBniM iTiBiriDr Week At iup Store ■ --— Heinz Tomato Products i 1—Tomato Ketchup.__ . 1—12 oz. bottle Chili Sauce 4 1—12 0?. tin Tomato Juice 1—16 oz. tin Cream of Tamoto Sdup AH 4 for 57c Heinz Soups “r - 8 Kinds To Choosy From Clam CilOWDER—2—16 oz. tine 35c Cream of Asparagus Noodle Cream of C!elery Vegetable (!t'eam^of Green Pea Cream'.lOf Mushroom Cream of Tomato 16 oz. tins, 4 for 57c All this week we are running specials on Heinz Products./jWe heartily recommend them to our customers because we know they’re’Ifood. Sa^turday, October 20, Mr. A. P. Smith of H. J. Heinz Co., wilt, be in our store all day to help you and give you ‘ an opportunity i,o .sample some of their prcductM free. 'll . Heinz Baby; Food . (StrainecI) (Accepted by American Medical Association) VEGETABLE ^ PEAS SPINACH ,I»RUNES • GREEN BEANS V ! 4V2 oz. tins, 6 for 57c >, Heinz Baked Beans and Spaghetti 2—^6 oz. tins Baked Beans' - Pork and Tomato Sauce 2—14 oz. Tins Baked. Beans Boston Style > ■ ” 2—l^^i oz. tins Spaghetti " AH 6 for 57c LOOK FOR QUALITY UNDER THE HEINZ LABEL MARKET SPECIALS Oysters, quart . .,65c Sausage, lb.. 15c Fryers, lb. ...... 25c Pork Sausage, lb. 25c Pork Chops, lb. . 25c .^ound Steak, lb. 20c Fat Hens, lb. p . 18c Nec^ Bones, lb. . 10c FARMERS EXCHANGE Phone' 157 I We Deliver \ . - k- '* .. Jr- », .■ % "■