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- ./f. THPBSDAY,.DECEMBER 12, 1935 THHl CLINTON CH^NICLE. CLIMTON. S. a Woman’s -i. y 7 , ,' SOCIETY EVENTS.' CLUB AND CHURCB NEWS OF INTEREST USIC Sunday Afternoon Tetofi^iie 2S8 ANNOUNCEMENTS The J. B, Parrott‘chapter, .'Will meet f^day evening the Masonic Hall. / The December meetiM^of the Mu sic Club will not be until after Christmas^ / W. C. T. u. ch^Cpter MEETS FRIDAY The Decmiber meetiing of the W. C. T. U. will be held Friday after- noon at the home of Mrs. R. F. Adair. The iollowing “Peace” program will be 'given: Devotional—Mrs. Arnold Cannon. Roll Call^(Scripture references). ^ “Peace Message/ From the Presi dent of World W. C. T. U.” “Temperance Notes of_ Christian Union Herald.” “Drunkenness Determined By Blood Test”-—from Blue Stocking. “Curb on Liquor Ailvertisihgr”—by Senator Capper. Visitors are invited to attend this meeting. course * and a esses served a salad sweet course. Besides the members, the guests at tending were Misses Ruth Bailey, and Ruth Todd. The latter a bride-elect of the month, whs presented with^d loicely piece of glassware. X' KIWANIS “LADIES NIGHT” AT HOTEL TONIGHT - The annual “ladies night” celebra tion of the Clinton Kiwanis club, an annual event of unusual interest each fall, will be held this evening at Hotel Cfinto'n in the form of a feast and social epetrtainment with much fun find •merriment prevailing. The club will have as its honor guMts the members’ wives and friends, and other invited guestsT While no announcement as to the pro gram has been made by the commit- ete in charge, the entertainment promises to be one of the outstand- ioir of tHe First Presbyterian Chwch To {^resent Cantata AtT. ^esper Service. A sacred cantata,«^ln Judea’s Hills,” by Claude L. Fichthom, will be given at the First Presbyterian church Sun day, December 16th, at five o’clock. The public is cordially invited, and a W. Jacobs, Mrs. Marshal: Mrs.^ Thomas McLeod, Miss >bs, Mrs. Marshall B las 'O’Conner,’ Miss ^ liss Rosa^ Mqha^iey, Bro.wn, Verna Miss Sadie Chandler, Miss .Clar^ Duckett, Miss Lydie Leake. f Altos: Mrs. D. J. Brimm, Mrs. H. A. i Copeland, Mrs. Joei:Carter, Miss Sy bil Burdette, Miss Lois Page. Tenors: Dr. IB. 6.' l^itten, John Coker. Basses: Chas. Smith', T. D. Jacobs, A. B. Godfrey. ^ _ Miss Dorothy Hagan, violinist, ^and Mrs. J.' F. Jacobs, Jr., organist. The church doors will be opened at free twill offering will be taken to,. ^ ^ ^ , help defray the expenses of music and de^rations. The choh* loft and chancel, under the direction ef Miss Clara Duckett, Mrs. Marshall Brown, Mrs. *B. 0. Whitten and Mrs. A. V. Martin, will be decorated to represent a night scene in the hills. After a violin obli gato, “O Holy Night,” the cantata opens with a - chorus, “Shepherds Abiding in Judean’s Hills.” This is fol lowed ^by a recitation, “Hor My Coni- rades,” and two short solos telling of the appearance of the angel and of the heavenly host praising God and saying, “Glory to God,” a number by the choir. Next is a chorus, “O City of David,” Following’ is a soprano solo, “Sleep, Holy Babe,” the theme of which is taken up by, the women’s admit no one during the reading of the scripture and prelude. A special invitation has been extended the col-j lege students. All Urged To Buy Christinas S^s ... TO INSURE OUR SAME SMART CLEANING .A SERVICE—REGARDL^S OF THE VOLUME OF- BUSINESS DURING THE HOLIDAYS. p' U Y • NKIST M AS aCALt ing siM^sses in a Tong series of sim- quartet with violin accompaniment in ilar celebrations sponsored club. by the LOVELY TEA FOR BRIDES-ELECT Mrs. Clayte Bailey entertained Sat- :SHOWER GIVEN > BRIDE-ELECT On Tuesday afternoon Mrs. .Arthur urday afternoon 'with an informal C^rge W. Bailey en- in, honor of two brides-elect. Miss tertam^ with a lovely kitehen show- Ruth Todd and Miss Janet Leake. * honor of The receiving rooms were lovely; Todd, bride-elect of the with Christmas decorations lending ' festive air " receiving rooms w'ere lovely Attempting salad course and fruit!with large ba.skets of poinsettias add- ** • ing charm. the “Sleep Gently, Sweet Baby.” A short orgah interlude in march time introduces the arrival of the “Gentile Magi,” the concludipg chorus of the /irst part of the cantata. Here the offering will be taken during aa or gan solo, “March Solemnelle.’ melody of camel train cake were served. haunting tempo.' The second part opens with another violin Obligato, “0 Gift of God,” fol- low’ed by chorus with the same theme, and another chorus, “Welcome, Glo- Christmas Seals are being offered for sale throughout the city by a gyotiir of canvassers appointed by the Woman’s club, under whose auspices the campaign is’ being made this year. In connection with the sale of the little sealst and the work being .done with funds realized therefrom, | the Sopth Carolipa , Tuberculosis as80ci-l( ation s'tates that in South Carolina last year tuberculosis rutiReui.osif killed more young people than all the other communi cable di.sea.ses combinetl. It brought sorrow and death into over 1,000 FIGHT homes. Children, friends and neighbors rious Christmas Morning,” a women’s.hundreds of careless or undiagnosed} tuberculosis are now in ■ helping with the entertaining and Billy Bailey dres.sed “This is' My Covenant.” with,cases of serving were Misses Ruth Bailey, the room, paged Miss Todd,, violin accompaniment, gives the prop- danger. Lidie Leake, Sadie Chandler and Col-!®"*^ presented her with a box filled jer setting for the final choru.s, “ .with many useful kitchen utenains. 1 Day Will C lette Griffin. Twenty-four the afternoon. guests called during i I.At€r in the^arternoon sandwiches SCOTT-BELL WEDDING HERE QUIET AFFAIR A marriage of interest was’ solem nized Monday afternoon at the Meth- oilist parsonage when Miss Clara Scott becam^the bride of Olin Bell. The wedding was a very quiet affair with only a few friends in attend- tand Russian tea were served. Around thirty neighborhood friends enjoyed the occasion. ‘ome When Christ "The Christmas .Seals support a pro- Shall gram of free* clinics, tuberculin test-j Reign.” ■ ^ ing, nursing servite and education Those taking pari arc: ifor the control of tulierculosis. —- .Sopranos: Mrs; A. W. Brice. Mrs. j IJhe Christma^< Seals—Kveryhody. New... _ A STEAM GUN For Spotting Silks and Glazing Furs. This Spotting Gun is the latest things in modern cleaning—eliminating' brush spotting and tamping. It*s the newest equipment in every certified clean ing plant in the country. Ask For An Individual Demonstration. I’HONE 77 JUNIOR MUSIC CLUB IN DECEMBER MEETING Qn Friday afternoon the Junior Music club held its December meeting at the home of Mrs. R. E. Wysor. Af ter the program of Christmas music , „ „ .u land^Tiongs, the hostes.sea, Elizabeth anc«. Dr. J. C. Roi»r was the off.-i\vy,„r and Peggy Johnson, aaeisUd cutting minister, the being used. Both the bride and groom are resi-' ilents 9f Greenville where they have a wide circle of friends and veill ™*^®j(.iuh ring ceremony their mothers, served delightful refreshments. Following is the program given: “.America”—Jean I^ayton. Sung by »iin »w** their future home. A|r a son of Mr. and Mrs. W. K Bell who reside near here, i.s connected with the Ramseur Roofing company. Bell who 18; ..j-h^leigh Ride,” duet, Walters THORN WELL FOOTBALL TEAM GIVEN BANQUET' On Saturday evening the Thorn-j well orphanage football team was} entertained by the girls of the high j .school senior class and Miss Cath-j erine Wilson, domestic science -1 Jane Xltt-Ie and Marcia Galloway. “Snow-Shoeing,” Jean ('. Castle— .Amelia Payne. “.Santa Claus,” Ijouis Stairs—Billy Buchanan. Sung by Peggy Johnson and Amelia Payne. “Christmas .Song,” Wallace A. John son—Peggy Johnson. “'The Pine-Cone Turkey,, pianologue, Mabel Watson—Jean Layton and Ame Ulacobs, - “Silent Night,” _Gruher — Emily 1- en I The banquet, which was a delight- ful affair was se^ed in The high} Origin of-Christmas C^ols” school bui dTng. Tl^ tables were ar- tistically decorated m an arran^ment, „ gchmidt-Hen- of Christmas colors. A-three cour.se, ^ Young dinner was served. . ^ -j Ferris Lillian After the serving of* the ^ toasts were given with Dr. L. R. j‘ Snow-Man,” Erb (sung by the. Hfere you^will find a varied collection of Gifts of Quality, reasonably priced. Your'dollar will b ■ chandise this Christmas than ever before. When you buy «:ift^comhTnation.s or sets they cost W piem boujdit separately. We invite you to see the excelleqrquMly merchandise we are off more Quality Mer- more than individual given Lyiln a» ^toa.nm«»t«r. Talk* grad.)-Maijorio Miller. Mde by Coaebes Taylor Martin and! ..The Strangar SUr, pUmologue. w it.” Calvin Mo- (-iihulka — Virginia Weir and Jane Millian, Manager James Terrell. l)e-1 ^ Wes® Uoyd, and Johnny Malpa.ss. The} Christmas Fantasia.” Mueller girls and Miss Wilson who made the | Wysor. • ' occasion possible, were escorted mto| Snow-flake Mazurka,” Vonj the dining hall and given an enthu-; i siastic vote of thanks. Besides Dr., ciark-} and Mrs. Lynn and ttie coaches, hon- ■ 'orary guests were and Mrs. Lula Jamie.son. “ODDS AND ENDS” CLUB ENTERTAINED Mrs. W. De Adair and Mrs. E Sloan entertained the members the “Odds and End.s” Book club on Thursday- at the* home of the latter. The Christmas motif was attract ively carried out in the decorations. -•Bright ’Christraaf^-Arees-and poinset tias added ^ cheerful effect to the rooms. During the afternoon the guests enjoyed playing Bingo. After a number of games, the host- me coacnes, no..-, Galloway, and Mien Mae White | t “Santa Claus Is Coming to Town” —By club. The hostesses for the • January .. meeting are Jane Little and Murcia I [Galloway, at which time, each’pupil will play a piece she selects. Mother — Sister — Sweetheart EVENING-IN I'ARIS TOILET SETS: $1.10, $2.2.5, $4.00. $5.00, $10.00 Face Powder $1.1,0, DuaiiliK Powder $1.10, Compacts $2.75. Perfume 5.5c, 85c, $1.10, $2.7.V SI»RINGT!ME-IIsr.PARJS TOILET SETS: $2.75, $4.00, .$8..50, $11.00 Face Powder $1.2.5, Dusting Powder $1.2.5, Lipstick $1.2.5, Sachet $1.2.5, Talcum Powder 70c, Jtouge 85jp, Toilet Water $2.25, Hath Sajts $1.00 ^ EXTRA SPECIAL Lucretia Vanderbilt ToileC^ticles REGULAR $4.00—SALE 1*R1CE$I..10 _ Additional Locals Give Jewelry •• 4ind ••• Silverware ...from ••• J. B. FRONTIS, Jeweler Quality Diamond and Wed ding Rings. Call by and see us. Laeky NaaibMV for Free Ser- " rice Registered Last Week: N^ 6—Mrs. John W. Finney, (shnnipop sad ware). Nol 7—Nelle Abrams, (manicure). No. 21—Myrtis Holland, (shampoo a^wave). No. S7-—Mrs. Goyne Simpson, (permanent). * Dates made at yonr conven ience. GALLOWAY’S , GIFT & BEAUTY SHOP Mrs. W. I*. Quattlebaum of Colum bia sixmt Thursday and Friday With relatives here.'j Mr. and Mrs. Frank (^dwell and .Mr. and Mrs. Kay Farjxhf Union vi.s- ited friends here SvKiday. Mrs. C. W. Copper and children ai» Mrs. T. L Cod^r-spent Sund^ i^n Union with/tne former’s mother, Mrs. Sudie Edwards. Mrs. Hunter Fellei-s son,. Bob- iby; of Newberry, visitPd friends here Munday.^ Dr. aM Mrs! C. Roper had as their recent) guests, Judge and Mr.4. S. M. Roper of Lincolnton, N. C., Mr. and Mrs. R. C, Roper of Gaatonia, N. C., Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Roper of Columbia, and Charles P. Roper, stu dent at the Medical college in Charleston. Mr. and Mrs. M. D. Surrett and daughter, Barabara, of Union, spent Sunday here with friends. Mr. and Mm. Mike (^askey and lit tle son of Seneca and Mr. and Mrs. |E. E. Asbemore and children of Char- jlotte, were recent guests of Mr. and [Mrs. T. L Cooper. 1 Mr. and Mrs. W. C. DeWitt are now making their home in GrPenville where the former has accepted a posi tion. For the past year Mr. DeWitt has served the city as health officer. ' Regular $1.00 / ^ COTY TOILET SETS: 98c, $2.00.* $3.00, $3.30, $3.75, $4.25, $6.75 F’ace Powder 98c,~-Duftting Pow der $1.00, Compacts $1.00 and .$2^0, Perfume $1.10, $1.65 and $2.20, Talcum lewder 60c, Toi let Water $1.00, Face Ix>tion $1.00, Face Creams $1.00. Peffume: Regular $10y0(f Sale price $8.00 , X Face Powder: Regular^l.OO Safe price 39c Dusting Powder: ^^egular $1.50 . . Sale price 59c Face Cream.s: — Regular $1;50 .. Sale-price 50c " Face Powder: ' > . Sale pric^tl9c Imported Crystal Glass Perfume Bottles—$1.00. < Manicure. Sets 25c, 40c, 50c, $1.00, $3.95 Electric Heating Pads $1.50, $1.98, $3.2.5, $2.98, $3.98 and $4.98 / Statoinery ) 25c, .50c Compacts 50c, $1.00, $1.50, $2.00, $.3.00 Perfumes: Houbigant $1.25, Jade $1.00, Mae West 6.5c, Coty’s $1.10, $1.65, $2.20 Devilbis Perfumizers .50c, 7.5c, $1.25 Toilet Trinket Case $1.25 NORRIS AND HOLLINGSWORTH CANDIES: 55c, $1.10, $1.65, $2.20, $3.30 Daddy ^ l^n — Brother/ ^ Best Fellow / HAIR DBUSI IIISH SETS: ? $1^0, $U5, $2.00 lAIR BRUSHES: 49c, 69c, 89c, 98c MEN’S TOHjE’r KITS $1.00, $1.25 HAIR TONIC SETS HERPICIDE Regular $2.00— * Sale price 99c PIPES:— 2.5c, 50c, $1.00. $1.50, $3.50/ BILL FOLDS 69c, $1.00, $1.50, $2.00 F(>UNTAIN PENS 50c, $1.00, $1.50, $2.00, $3.00, $.5.00 WATCHES • $1.00, $1.50 WRIST WATCHES ^ $2.75, $3.25 MOUTH HARPS— 10c, 25c, 40c, 50c, 75c FLASHLIGHTS—Prices Complete— 39c, .59c, 7.5c, 89c, 99c, $1.25, $1..50, $1.95 SHAVING SETS ! 79c, $1.00, $1.25 DAO CR brother CIGARS: Cigara in Christmaa wrapped box es, packed 25 or 50 to the box, 5c and 10c varieties. No extra charge for special wrappers. 'Shop First In THE CHRONICLE Then In the SteHres Sadler- Owens Pharmacy CORNER AT UNION STATION — TELEPHONE 400 / i ■ \ ■ -4 V 'J \ / Xc. iutAl.