The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, December 20, 1934, Image 3
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SOCIETY EVENTS.
CLUB AND CHURCH fiKWS OF INTEREST
Tfelephone 258
little to^ of Bethlehem! .
- How rtin w.e eee thee lie; ^
Above thy deep and dreamless sleep
r The silent 9t*i*s «o by; '
Yet in thy dark streets shineth
The everlasting Li«ht;
The hopes and fears of all the years j line Miller^s
Are met in thee tonight.
‘Tor Christ is bom of Mary,
And gathered all above,*
While mortals sleep, the angels keep
Their watch of wondering love.
O morning stars, together
Proclaim the holy birth!
And praises sing to God the King,
And peace to both on earth.
MRS.* JACOBS HOSTESS
TO WEDNESDAY CLUB .
Mrs. J. F: Jacobs, Jr., entertained
the members of the Wednesday Study,
club last week.
An interesting program on JCaro-
Pulitier pritp^ novel.
was griven by
BIRTHDAY PAR
FOR LITTLE CURL ' ^
Miss Connie Bailey entertained with
ia lovely party Satu|*day afternoon at
,'her home to'aeleb/ate the fourth
(I [birthday of her-little niece, Toccoa
I Wise, of .Tack^onviile, Tla. ,
Holiy and other Christmas grreenS
decorati^ the rooms for the occasion.
Merry games and contests were en*
joyed, and Miss Florence Bailey de
lighted the small guests with > a
Christm^ story.
r delicious refreshments were i
8$irV^ in ^he dining room. There th«
hristmas* motif was carried out inj
the appointments of the lovely table.!
A small tree form^ th^ centerpiece.
Candles were burning'in holders; and
a beautifully iced cake glowed with
Lamb in His Bosom,’
Mrs. C. B. Betts, present of the * /our small tapers. Ice crefim and cake
club. She presentedsplendid review served. Favors were small
of the book, Te%u sketches from it, stockings filled with candy and,nutsv
and concludedXhe program by relat
ing incidents of the author’s Hfe.
In ropms lovely with Christmas
decorattions the hostess served teihpt-
mg^f reshments.
“How silently, how silently,
The wondrous gift is gpvei^
So God imparts to human l^rts
The blessings of His hwven.
No ear may hear his^coming,
But in this worl5Fof sin,
fWhere meek
still
The deai^Christ enters in.
MRS. S. C. HAYS
HOSTESS TO CLUB
Those enjoying the party were:
Jean McSween, Mary Kent Wy*oi,
Afine Ov^’ens, Cornelia Harris, Grace
Young, 'Joy^ Godfrey* Myra^ Adair,
Ferdinand Jacob§j Jr., Ayliffe Jacobs
Toccoa Wise, Louise McMillan, Thorn-
well Dunlap, Katherine Eichelberger
and Betty Ann Shealy.
Large varieties of Holiday Foods gathered from idl parts
of the earth. Place your orders early^ deliyerieamade
when desired.
Last week Mrs. S. C. Hays enter
tained the members of the Thursday
Bridg^e club with a delightful party.
A quantity of Christmas greens.
‘0 hq
child of Bethlehem!
scend to us, we pray;
st our sin and enter in.
Be bom in us today.
MRS. KELLERS
ENTERTAINS CLUB
- - _ ., A lovely club meeting occurred on
s will receive him,'**'^ burning candles made the receiv-^ igj.^ Wednesday afternoon when Mrs.
I ing rooms lovely for the occasion. .1 Frank Kellers entertained the mem-
I . After a series of interesting games jbers of “Idle Moments’’ and several
the hostess served an elaborate additional friends,
creamed chicken course*and a sweet Bowls of blooming narcis.sus and
L We hear the Christtmas angels
'Y The great glad tfdingrs tell; ^
come to us, abide with us,
^ ^Our Lord Emmanuel! Amen.”
' —Phillips Brooks.
LITTLE BOY _ ?
HAS BIRTHDAY
Andrew Johnson; Jr., invited a
group of little friends to help him
celebrate his eighth birthday on. last
Thursday afternoon. Each little guest
remembered him with a gift
During tljf afternoon contests and
games were enjoyed. Prizes were won
by Norma Anderson, Karf Johnson, I ohurdh was held on Monday
Jr., and Robbie King. ^ 1 noon at the church.
After an enjoyable afternoon, Mrs. [ Tq open the meeting, “Hark the
Johnson served chocolate and cakes. jHeraW AngWs Sing,’’ was sung in
concert. I>r. John MoSween, presi-
®®'*™** cyclamen tastefully decorated the
—r - rooms where tables were placed for
PIANO STUDIO .rook. In the dining room an Irish
PUPILS ENTERTAINED lace cloth was spread on the table and
Miss Maude Svimerel entertained J a platter filled with fruit formed the
the members, of her piano studio on | centerpiece. ^
Saturday afternoon with a party. ^ | in the afternpon Mrs. Frank
In Dooms feedve with Christmas | Kellers, Jr., and Mrs. R. W. Phillips
decorations they assembled and each | assisted the hostess in serving a de-
guest contributed a creditable piano licious chicken salad cour.se and fruit
solo to the program. . > jcake.
Afterwards a delicious sweet cour»ei'-'''Those present were; Mrs. Will Dil
and candy were served.
AUXILIARY HEARS
DR. JOHN McSWEEN
The December meeting _ of the
Auxiliary of the First Pre^yterian
after
lard, Mrs. F. C. Pinson, Mrs. George
rf. Ellis, Mrs. John H., Hunter, Mrs.
Roger C. Coe, Mra. W. A. Moorhead,
Mrs. W. H. Simpspn, Mrs. S. W. Sum-
erel, ll!lrs. J. H. Witherspoon, Miss
Clara Duckett and Mrs.'RasseM Gray.
^Pelicaci^s Fbr The Christmas Table
'FRESH WHOLE
FORK HAM, lb. . . . 20c
CALIFORNIA LARGE- -
CELERY; Stalk . . .^Qc
Iceberg LETTUCE .. JOc
LARGE .
COCOANUTS, 3 for .. 25c
^RROT^bunch ... 10c
MIXED NUTS, Ib. .... 20c
LARGE WASHED
BRAZIL NUTS, 2 lbs.. 35c
GA;PARER SHELL
PECANS, 2 lbs.
a a a • «
.. 55c
GOLDEN WEDDING
ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATED
Mr. and Mrs. C. 'C. Bailey delight
fully entertained the members of their
immediate family on-Monday evening
at dinner. The ^occasion was the cele
bration of their fiftieth wedding an
niversary.
The spacious home was lovely inj ham.
Christmas decomtions, carnations and
roses.
Congratulations upon this auspici
ous occasion were received from the
CHRISTMAS PARTY
FOR CHURCH CIRCLE
On last Thursday afternoon the
Woman’s Missionary society of the
dent.of P. C.. then gave the devotion- i Baptist church gave a delightful
al and a splendid talk on ‘^Ministe
rial Relief.’’ Later an offering was
taken for the cause.
Mrs. D. J. Brimm contributed a
beautiful Christmas song. After
wards a short business session was
held, presided oVer by Mrs. B. Gra-
YOUNG PEOPLE ENJOY
PARTY AT CHURCH
The 'mmebers of the Intermediate
gnesU; and also many, letters and Christian Endeavor of the Firwt Pre*-
telegrams conveyed good wishes from'byterian chuich gave a party on Fri-
out-of-town relatives and friends. j evening at the church.
Ai>ter asembfing there the
party honoring the Lottie Moon circle,
The four .cirdes had competed for
the highest average attendance during
the year and the Lottie Moon circle,
with Mrs. B. H. Suddeth as leader,
won this distinction.
The auditorium of the Sunday
school building was decorated in^white
with a beautifully laden tree.
A program arranged by Mrs. John
T. Little for the entertainment of the
guests was rendered. A solo, “What's
the U.'«e of Grovdng Old,” was sung
by Mrs. W. A. Moorhead.. A number
of ladies greeted the guests with
original verses in rhyme. A motion
song, “Annie and Nette and Me, We
MIXED CANDY, Ib... 10c
Cocoanut Bon-Bons^ lb. 20c
LAYER
RAISINS, 12 02. pkg. ■. 10c
HOME MADE " -
FRUIT CAKE, Ib. . . 65c
NATIONAL ■ '
FRUIT CAKE, 5 lbs. $3.75
STICK CANDY,Tb~ box I5c
MINCE MEAT, lb. jar ■25c
Big Stick Cai^y, lb. .. 15c
WALNUTS, large, lb. . 25c
WALNUTS, niied., lb. . 20c
Confectioners Sugar, lb 10c
Brilliant lb. .. 20c
* Extracts, all flavors, oz. 15c
Lemon and vanilla
EXTRACTS, la^ge .225c
CRANBERIUES, qt. 25c
This Week’s Prizes
First Prize—-5 Ib. box Chocolates
Second Prize—2>/2 box Chocolates
Third Prize—2 lb«. Walnuts
Fourth Prize—2 lbs. Stick Candy
Fifth Prize—1 Ib. Pecans
young
MISSIONARY SOCIETY
HOLDS MEETING v/ii.iabiuao «.k<uto. UMVCI HICJ LA* -n I nr H •! U r'
The Woman’s. Missionary society of [returned to the church and a number .j*'’a
the First Baptist church held its final I of games were enjoyed, Delicious re
i people went out on the streets singing „
favorite Chri.tm.s c.n>h. Uter * Chnrtm.. Ttm.- w., .un*
meeting of the year Monday after-; freshments were also served. Mrs.
M. J. McFadden chaperoned the
noon.
The circles of the Auxiliary met for
a business session preceding the ^mis
sionary progfram.
/
group. “ .
Decorations of holly anJ cedar sug
gested the approaching Christmas
H. Kllia, and Mrs. Moorhead. A toast
to the W. M. S. was given by Mrs.
Little.
Each guest received a gift from the
tree, after which delicious refresh
ments w^e served.
Complete Assortment of Apples, Oranges, Tangerines,
Bananas, Grape Fruit and (^apes.
Baldwin’s Groce^
**Good Thinirt To Eat** * P^nes 99 and 100
KIWANI8 “LADIES NIGHT
Mrs. R. L. Eteiley led an interesting j.reason. On a beautifully lighted tiC^e
study on “Back to Bethlehem." The teach guest placed a gift to be sent 1(0 virnv r ai a Arp air
program follnys: ——! poor - children 4o^ add -to ^heir joy ; T
^ 'ru- ■ 'In a lovely Christmas
Responsive reading of . “The. ,Na-|the holiday season.
tivity.” !
Song, "Away in a Manger,” by PRESBYTERIAN, CHILDREN
seven girls. « . . HAVE CHRISTMAS i'ARTY
“God’s Calendar, Miss^ Ruth Bai- ^ lovely Christmas party s: the
„ mg n First Prerfiyterian” church on Friday
“Christmas in China, Mrs. Ray itftemoon aasemMed the children of
, V. . .. Beginner’s Primary and Junior
“Where There Is No Christmas, d«pi.rtments. The happy little folks
Mrs. M. 0. Johnson. - entered into the spirit of the- occasion
Song, “It Came Vpon a Midnight afternoon of fun and merri
ment will long be remembered.
A beautifully decorifted Christmas
tree formed the~centert of the taste-
; ful, decorations. Each ^hild placed on
it an attractively wrapped gift to
bring joy to some under-priviledged
’chHd during the Christipas season.
[!’ Games were played^,during the af-
I temoon, and Mrs. John W. Little de
lighted the group with an appropri
ate story. P,.p com, nuts and can
dies were jserved. Among those as
sisting at thare^^tertainment were:
Mrs. R. E. Wysor, Mrs. 8. M. Hunt-
ley, Mrs. R. C. Ads’r Mrs. Henry
[Meadows Young, Mrs. A. M. Cope
land -and Mrs. Gary'^Martin.
truft that r
Christmas .to
the blessings of
we extend our
age’this past
yon in 1935«
MAY YOUR
CHRISTMAS BE A
lUtfPYONE^
material thing yon win thin
^ be yours and in addition
, happiness and soccess. And
thanks to yon for your patron-
and hope to be privileged to serve
tZ'
MERRY CHRISTMAS AND A HAPPY NEW YEAR
SADLER-0WEN& PHARMACY
Triephonk 400 **Conin At Uttlon Statin^
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lovely Christmas Mtting, the
annual “Tadies night” celebration of
the Clinton Kiwanis club, an «vent at
! which the “Kiweens” are always
guests of honor, took place last
Thursday nij^^ht at Hotel Clinton In
Jthe form of a feast and social enter
tainment which in many respects
eclippsed all, ladies’ night perform
ances of the past. Covers were laid
for sixty-five, including members of
the club, their wives and other special
guests.
The dining room was transformed
into a mass of color and beauty sug
gestive of the Yufletide season. 'The
tables were lovely in Christmas deco
rations with streamers and tapers
heightening the beautiful effect.
With the retiring president, John
H. Hunter, as master of ceremonies,
a very delightful and unique program
was carried but. After Ringing of
“America," and grace, the evening’s
program was entered into, with Chas.
A. Smith presiding at the piano.
'The ^musement for the o^asion
was cteVi^r and well dispatched, cre
ating almost continiKUis mirth and
fun. Place cards bearing the Kiwanis
emblem, were at each place, together
with a printed program. Noise mak
ing favors were also at every place.
As favors, the ladies were presented
prizes during the evening aa their
I names were- drawn. Miss Ellen Cope-
‘lihd, the diA’s beloved pianist, was
i presented a Special gift in behi^lf of
the membtrship.
i Special guests were Mn and Mrs.
IA^ W. Briee of the Lions club, and
I Mr. and Mrs. Irby S. Hipp of the Ro-
'tary drt).
I The honor guest and speaker of the
jeveniiif waa Dr. W. H. Fraser, presi-
Ident of Queena-Chicora eoBege, of
I Charlotte, and hia address waa most
'highly applwdated by all present His
stories in Ndfro <balset were master
pieces, and kept the audience roaring
with laughter. ‘Tuming to the serious
side, Dr. Frszer spoke of the great
objectives and importunities of ser
vice clubs And said; that they should
j use their influence in bidding msa-
hood. America , needs a nmnhood, he
isaid, that can stand flast, and Uaere
i must be leaders of siaeerity and char
acter, men of reputgtlon who arlll fi^e
unstintinriy ^ fheir time to the wel-
Ihre and readjustment of the soeiai
(Ckmtinued on pago two)
BIG SPECIAL VALUES for CHRISTMAS
We are ready to supply your Holiday needs. Our store is fiver-fl6w1n;r with Good
Things To Eat for Christmas and everything n^ed for Santa Claus. Our prices are low.
Do your buying now. We are ready to serve you promptly with large stocks, plenty of
salespeople, and a satisfactory service.
MERRY CHRISTMAS - HAPPY NEW YEAR "
^ To„all the good people of this entire community we extond Greetings and wish for
you a Christman Season of Joy and Happiness. And We take this opportuni^ to thank
our many customers for their excellent patronage in the past years, and assure you that
our* efforts to please will merit your future business.
15c
SWEET PICKLE, whole or mixed, qt. 2:ic
Maraschino CHERRIES, 5 oz. 10c
SPECIAL PRICES THAT MEAN BIG SAVINGS
PINEAPPLE JUICE,.2 No. 2 cans ...■ 25c Sour or Dill PICKLE, quart . ..
CHEESE, B^t American, Ib. 17c
Thlnglidl BljTTER COOKIES, lb. box 15c
Pecan-top Chocolate COOKIES 19c
GRAPE FRUIT JUICE, No. 2 can . .. 10c
8 oz. can . —m:.
SNOWDRIFT, eibs. .. 89c
BeUy- Uu FHUIT and NUT CAKE .. 29c
PEARS, Argo and Rosedale, 2 Vi can 19c
Layer RAISINS, lb.
10c
Argo PEARS, No. 2 can . . ..
17c
CRANBERRY SAUCE, 17 oz. can
15c
GRAPE NUTS, pkg.
. 17c
Argo PEACHES, No. 2'/2 can
. .. 17c
RlC^fancy Blue Rose, 4 lbs
.. . .. 17c
OLIVES, stuffed 3Vi oz.
10c
10 oz.. : ...V.
23c
FANCY APPLES
Dozen 20c to 35c
RALEIGH CIGARETTES $1.20 plus (fix
IVORY SDAP, medium size 6c
CHIPSO. 2 pkgs. .. . : 15c
UI'X SOAP, in Christmas pkg. 6 for’ 39c
LUX FLAKES, 2 pkgs. ^ 1^
ORANGES
’* ‘
Ic each to 25c dozen
JELLO,
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• • • .> Jl,.
6c
CELERY, fancy California
Stalk 10c
CHRISTMAS CANDIES
CHOCOLATE DROPS,
cream center, lb TOc
CHRISTMAS MIX, Ib. ^ . 10c
Coeonnut/BON-BONS, Ibr 15c
PEANUT BRITTLE, Ib. 15c
PECOA FLAKES, Ib. . >15c
LETTUCE hard head,
2 for .............. 15c
SUGAR, 10 lbs.; .... 49c
SUGAR, 25 lbs. . . . . 11.20
Shredded COCOANUT
Lb. . 21c
Belvedere Chocolates
2y2 lb. box"... ...'.. 59c
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