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* f I < ' ( V I THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 1934 , CLINTON IS INVITED I The Woman’s Page ,i /JOIN THE RED CROSS. SOCIETY EVENTS, CLUB AND CHURCH NEWS OF INTEREST Telephone 258 ti HI-Y CI.UB , . hostess in serving a delicious sa^ad FNJt)YS PABTY course, followed by a sweet course. [ On Friday evening the members of Miss Bailey was presented with anat-j ih, Hi-Y club enjoyed a prom parly; titictive gift of. linen. ' j at the home of Mrs. W”. M. Chaney. I Mrs. Boyd’s guests, in addition to Tlie color scheme yeUow and the honor guest were: Miss Florence white was effectively carried out in j Bailey, Mrs. R. C. Adair, Mrs.‘Horace the flowers and other decorations. j Payne, Mrs. J. F.’Jacobs, Mrs. W. P. Mrs. W. E. McLendon and Miss Jaco'bs, Mrs. T. 3. Peake, Mrs. William Pansy Wodruff assisted Mrs. Chaney)Bailey Owens, Mrs. Raymond Pitts, in serving and entertaining. , About • thirty young people enjoyed the occasion. Mrs. Silas Bailey, Mrs. Thomwell Dunlap, and Mrs. John iW. Finney. . Breakfast for BRIDAL PA.RTY The attendants of thf B(ailey-Mar- SARAH GLENN CIRCLE MEETS The Sarah Glenn circle of the Broad ! 3j,;irw"eddi;i“‘p“^rty and oUt-^f-to^ S.reet Methodist church met on were entertained yesterday at day evening at the home of Mrs. Clif-;^ ^Hj^htful breakfast at the Lakeside ton .Adair, with Mrs. Mason Simp.son | and Miss Collette Griffin as assistant' occasion tl)^pacious rooms no.stesses. ^ , I were most attractive with vases of Aftjr a short bu.siness session, Miss Helen Milam led an mteresting pro-| a delicious breakfast was .served. gram on “The Missionary Challenge • , (if the Rural Circuit,’’ with Missies' , .Muriel Long, Madelyn Adair and Clyde Ray taking part. During #he social hour the hostesses served dainty refreshments. U. I). C. MEETING WITH MltS. YOUNG The’Stephen D. Ix‘e chapter of U. C. FOR BRIDAL PARTY | To honUr the Bailey-Mar.shall w’ed-! ding party and out-of-town guests,' Mr. and Mrs. J. F. J.acobs entertained' on Tuesday evening with a lovely buf-| fet sppper. ’ ‘ i Beautiful chrysanthemums added j. , , , charm to the spacious rooms, met at the home of Mrs. Henry M.j ^ ' ■^oung on briday afternoon. 'baked to represent a wedding ring. After a short business session, P*‘‘?'[and beautifully deeorate<l, centeml. sided over by Mis. John T. Little, an prettily apiwinted table. .A mound' interesting program was conducted by white chrysanthemums' and fei n' Mrs. A. M. Copeland. She discussed the cake vlrlch n. the leading characters of Tennessee who took part in the War Between the States, ami the interesting historical -spots of Tennessee. ^ Others serving as hostes.ses with .Mrs. Young were Mrs. Tom Adair, Mrs.? Harry Layton, Mrs. M. J. Fur- (|ueron and Mrs. W. A. Moorhead. contained variou.s emblems of fate. Valley lilies and fern were showertsl W PURE COD UVER OIL I ■! :' ^lcKE:5SON'.i — HIGHEST TEST - S oz. 30c . ^ . Pint 69c THE LOWEST PlUCE WE HAVE' EVER HAD SADLER OWENS PHARMACY Telephone 400 “Corner At Union Station” whtMe the gut*sts assembled. .Mis.ses Melda xxm Hbllen, .Mi-s. K. from the chandeliers. Silver dishes p. Johns and Miss Margaret Hlakely in- filled with mints were placed at tervals on the table. \ A -delicious supper wa.s servecr buf fet style. The small tables, where th( Quests ' * I solved delicious pound cuke, coffee jand mints. I During the evening. Miss Bailey was presented wito’ a lovely collection of hi MRS. HAMP BOYD HONORS MISS BAILEY Saturday afternoon Mrs. Hamp Boyd entertained the members of her bridge 'club and invited additional guests in honor of Miss Lucy Bailey, bride-elect. kuests were seated were .^d^orateii^^^'^,^ om-! lined with net. 'Her net veilrtri ^ ®n ern. ei ^np-j gj^^ iire.sented her with Queen Anne’s laoH* was all per the wedding cake was cut. MISS CONNIE BAILEY ~ HONORS BRIDAL PARTY pioyee with^ an glassbs. attractive jin set of \ MISCELLANEOUS SHOWER Miss C/onniti Bailey entertained the|poR BRIirli-ELECT memb,™ of the WU»y.M.ri*.ll 5«l-1 Hubert. Todd delightfully en ding party .nd the out-of-tot™ irue»t. | evening for Colwn The nartv rooms were lovelv with **“'*^y ano vne oui-oi-vov^ | ^ varsiTof yeUow and white chry^nthe-1 a Itmcheon whi^ wa.s love-|j^ My m every detail. ' An -artistic ' arrangement of white iss Kathryn elect, with PURETEST HALIBUT LIVER OIL CAPSULES Boxes of SOr-ll.OO—*t- SMITH’S PHARMACY , J which came as ^ Mi?w jColenMtn a mifM^i as a compi an, a fall bride- aneous shower, lete surprise to mums. _ After the games, Mrs. A. D. Gray, j t • -i u J »* iir A 1 u fUo carnations and fern, m a silver bow and Mrsr W. A. Johnson assisted the: .’ ... formed the centerpiece of the prettily i appointed table. Covers were Jaid fori Many gam^ and contesti^ were en- 1 twelve and an elaborate luncheon was;^*^ prizes , being won by Mi.sH 'served. " • IJosie Pressley and Miss Coleman. A \ Guests on this occasion were: Mrs., **^“*’^ evening was heniining lining to\b« HAND-MADE LEATHER GIFTS —Week-End BaRS —Toilet Sets —Bill Folders —^Key Cases —Brief Cases —Cigarel Cases THE BOOK STORE AND GIFT SHOP W. L. Marshall, Mrs. T. A. Marshall, which were presented to Henery Bennet, of Wadesbbro, N. c.; During one of the game* Mias Lucy Bailey; W. L Marshall, Jr.,I Mi88 Col^an was blindfolded IWadesboro; Mrs. Rucker Agee. from her mingham, Ala.; Mrs.-Brewer Dixon,|^y®* she found a box of lovely gifts W. J. Bailey, Mrs. George Cornelson.before her. Miss Rosanna V'^ance, and Miss Sally Mote^. - ; V LYDIA FRIENDS GIVE MISS BAILEY LOVELY TEA Miss Lucy Bailey, popular bride- elect of the week, was honoi’ed on Sat urday evening at the Lydia Mills com munity houae when the ladies gave an informal tea for her. Yellow chrysanthemums, marigolds and yellow candles decorated the room Miss Ruth Todd assisted the hostess in .serving a delightful chicken salad course with toasted nuts, Russian tea and divinity fudge. * The guests included Miss ('olenian’s Sunday school cla.ss: Mrs. E. K. Sloan, M iss (teorgie Bee Blakely, Miss Josie Pressley, Mieaes Mary and Ruth Todd, Mrs. Harry Bolidk,' Miss Sara Ray Coleman. Additional'guests were Mrs. C. B. Betts, Mrs. J. A. Coleman and Mrs. Allen Coleman. HEAVY MINERAL OIL r BEST GRADE MADE Pint 39c — Quart 69c Gallon $1.75 , SADLER-OWENS PHARMACY Telephone 400 “Corner At Union Station”- BAILEY-MARSHALL WEDDING LOVELY EVENT' Centering wide interest was white satin bloitse was l ing lumreil , The briile enteied with Ihm' father, (.\ *M. Bailey, who gave her in mar- •iage. She was uruisually lovely in her wedding gown of white Frasade crept' haying a train, long close-*] fitting sleeves an<| high neck oTit-| immed attached sherb<*t|to a pearl cap, and ><he carrieil a i floral muff of white orchids and lil ies of the valley. Her handkerchief was used by her sister, Mi's. Bix’wer Dixon, at her marriage here several years ago. , . Henery" Bennet of Wadesboro, N. ('., was the best man. Mrs. Bailey wore a lovely afternoon dress of blue lace and a corsage of red orchids. Immediately after the ceremony a reception wa* held. Miss Connie Bailey and Mrs. J. F. Jacobs, Sr., pour^ tea in the dining room at a table exquisiwly appoints! in white aYid green. Anjarrangement of brides andlfosps, snaixlrngons and lilies of the va-lley formed the beautiful center- pie^ on the t4»ble. Attached to the chancier was a white tulle Ixiwj showered^ with lilie.s of the valley and fern. Tek, dainty sandwiches, small decorated cakes, nuts and mints were served. I,ater the bride and groom left for a wedding trip. For traveling the bride wore a rust .colored ensemble suit, the coat being three quarter length witblwide cuffs and trimmings of beaver and harm'onizing accesSo- ries. ^ Mrs. Marshall. wW is a youlvg wo man of unusUal charm of iMTsohidity, is a graduate of Converse college ipd has lived heie all her life where .shb has a wide circle of friends and fam- the wedding of Miss Lucy Eloise Bailey jly connections who.se best wishes will and W. L. Marshall, Jr., of Wades boro, N. C., Which took place at 4 o’clock yet^terday at the home of the brides parents, Mr, and Mrs. C. M. loutlining an arched alcove in the cere jmdnjl' room, palms and ferns made a r THIS WEEK ONLY Wediiesday.-Tliursday-JFriday-$afurday Tune in on WBT at 8:45 or WFBC at 9:00 each morning during the aale and hear Reiuiirs outstanding artists. Don’t forget the honriy specials at 10 to 11 Thursday and Friday, and Y to 3 P. M. (»n ^turday. pers burned in silver candelabras on Misses Frances and Florence Bailey. ,1 either, fide of a tall central standard. Augusta, Ga.; Mis* Frances Williams,il I Cream and white chrysanthemums jand many lighted tapers were also u.sed in decorating the other rooms j of thj lower floor. ! Mrs. J. F. Jacobs played the wed- , ding music using as a processional j j the' wedding march from Lohengrin. [During the ceremony she played “Traumerei” softly. Lancaster; Mrs. Joihn Rivers. Charles-; ton;. Mrs. Olin Nisbett, Cbarlotte;. Mrs, Rucker Agee of Birmingbam,! Ala., and Mrs. .Brewer Dixon of Tal ladega, Ala. - • . I “LADIES NIGHT” BY ( LUB | A D^LIC^FUL AFFAIR I “Ladies"night,” an annugf event at, First to enter were the junior maids j which the wives and frie'nds of the Over 200 RexaU DRUG, TOILET ARTICLES^ STATION- BKY, HOI^ITAL, RUBBEB GOODS, HOUSEHOLD REME- NES-AND CANDY ITEMS ON THIS SALE. . TWO FOR THE PRICE OF ONE PLUS ONE CENT. ll^EDNESDAY, THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY SMITHS "^Yonr MtTujl ||h^(Biere iof honor. Misses Frances- and . Fl^r- members of the Chamber of Commerce :ence Bailey of Augusta, Ga,,'bousins^pe always honor guests, took place' of the bride, who lighted the candles. ^Ti^Mlay evening at the Mary Mus- Their dresses, fashioned of pale green ^ve Tei Room in the form of a de- ;and pale yellow crepe, were made i Ugbtful banquet and social entertain- ,with a shirred ruffle at the neck andimant which, was well up to the past) pastel silk flowers were grouped on sUndard maintained by this occasion the low back deoolietage. Old fash ioned nosegays of Talisman roses 'were their flowers. Mils Florence j Bailey, sister of Hie bride, was maidj I of hondr and the matron of honor ,waii Mrs. Brewer Dixon, of TaUadega, Xli^ '•Iso a sistar. They wore afte^ooia ! dresses pf net, made along close fH- itiag liwes, arith wide bro’wn‘''vePlak sashes and ending in slight trains. Miss Bailey’s gown was brown brocaded in gold and she earned an arm boqiMt of Talisman roses, while Mrs. Dixon’s dregfr was green and her flowera*we#a •Iso Taiisfrtaii roses. Master WaiUr Montgo^ry, Jr„ of Spartaaburg, eousiii of "the ^brida, wearing black velvet trousers and a (Continued on page two) “FOR THE COMING BRIDE” BUY - * Sterling Silver China' and Glassware FOR PeraaBMite IHstiBctioa " Aad'UhiFfafaicas y Learn this new way to WITH OUR COMPLIMENTS T housands of radiant charm followinju: beaut V. women have found and loveliness by Diwothy Perkins' rules of At considerable expense we have ob tained a personal representative of Dor othy Perkins to explain this scientific method of beauty care to our custom ers. This beautician will be at our store November 19th to 24th inclusive, and pyill Kiv'e a complete private consulta tion and specialized individualized treat ment to every person making an ap pointment. This service is complimentary You will he amazed at the results. Phone now for an appointnrent. SPECIAL ATTENTION to Dry Skin Oily Skin . Sallow Skin Hlackheads Lines and Wrinkles SaKRinjf Muscles Crowsfeet Pimples and' Acne Double ('hin . Personalized Makeup J. A. BAILEY PHONE NO. 10 CLINTON, S. C. muBiiii i p I I i EATING GOOD FOODS IS ONE OF THE JOYS OF LIVING BALDWIN’S IS F(K)D HEADQUARTERS FOR THOSE WHO VVANT THE BEST AT MODERATE PRICES , Many, /- many.; discriminating housewives who count quality, cleanliness^ freshness and variety in fwds above all else—make it a rule to always buy HERE. We strive earnestly and conscientiously tp merit the confidence of oRr customers. i i i i I _ follow her. I The groom i« a young attorney of Wadeaboro, N. C., a graduate of the Undversity of North Carolina, andj Bailey. Dr. John MeSween, preni-{prominently identified with the social- ^t of Presbyterian college, officiated ■ knd business life of that city. , | jin the prenence of relative* and close' Amoi^ the out nf town.gue.sts werei'J fnend.H. Dr. D. J. Woods, pastor ofl -Mr.Vnd Mrs. W. L. Marshall, fath-'fl jthe First Prgabyterian church, assist*!er and mother of the g''oom, Mr. .andll ed at the ceremony. * tMrs. Tom Marshall, uncle and aunt of B ‘r- A profusion of SouQ]^m smilax, the groom, Mr. and Mrs. Lamar Cau- || die, Mrs. Charles Ingram, Mrs. Hughjjjp specials this week Ritter’s Pork and Beans, 3 cans . 20c Webster’s Tomato Juice, 3 No. 1 cans . 20c Hardison, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Burns,ji lovely setting for the bridal party.)Jack C/OX, Frank Beuret, Henery Beu-jJ Floor baskets held giant white chrys-jnet. Miss Imogene Monsalbatge, ofi| anthemums and white cathedral U-j Wadesboro, N. C,; Mrs. W. C. Bailey, lj| StokeIy’s%ye Hominy, ■ '.IvX 3 No. •ns * 20c Webster’s LimXBeans, No. 2 can lOc S.. C. Okra & Toniatoes, No. 2 can ... lOc S, C. Okra, No. 2 can Mixed Vegetables, No. 2 can lOc lOc Pure Pork Sausage, Ib. 25c Beef Roast, lb..,. .. ... 15c FRESH FISH AND OYSTERS Weal’s V4. WfllBe: First Prize—25 Rik Sugar. , ^Second Pflze—8jb%^coco'Lard. TIrfrd Prize—4 lb. Bwf Rost. Fonrtl Plize—2 lbs. Pigi^ Sausage. '■< Fifth Prize—Coffee. TIME OF DRAWING CHANGED TO 7:39 ‘ FRONTIS JEWELRY STORE paldwiiVs t^bcery “Good Tbiiigs To Eat’ 99Md 100 .liJ.v.'y../1,; \'- .