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TT s. 9 V \ f. ■T ■55 HljfcjDAY^ JANUARY A 1936 mrtTt r^tmo^T^mr^T*AlkiTT/n W OT t1^Tf^v^xT o n A % A i>'t W A A A% O A V A ^ » A W A « f A>* V/* I society/events. eLUB AND CHURCH NEWS OF INTEREST K Tdeph0M 258 ■fitr ^ THE NEW YEAH . A 9aog for the Ok! . WltUe its kneU is tolled. And its parting moments fly! But a son? and a cheer ' For the glad New Year, While we watch the Old Year die! Oh- its grief and i>ain Ne’er can come again, And its care lies buried deep; But what joy untold Poth the New Year hold, Ahd what hopes within it sleep! A song for the Old, ^ While its knell is tolled. And the friends it gave so true! Bu^^with hearts of glee, Let us merrily Welcome in the bright, bright New! For the-heights we gained, ^or the good; attained. We will not the Old despise; But a joy more sweef, “ Making life complete. In the golden New Year lies. A .song for the Old, While its knell is tolled. With a grander, broader seal. And a forward View, . Let us greet the New, Heart and pui'pose ever leal! Let the ills we met. And the sad regret. With the Old be buried deep; . For what joy untold Ltoth the New Year hold. And what hoiH‘.s wuthih it sleep! ^ ^^^-George Cooj)er. _ ... ^ -Rafter donning fancy caps, the iitl^ guests were invited into«the dining room. The table was lovely Vrith a decorated cake bearing the initials, l“M., K, W." and seven glowing can dles. Delicious ice cream, cake and candy were served, Ric-rau were the attractive favors. BABB-ODIORNE Mr. and Mrs. fers Idne T. Babb,-of ih Laurens, announce the marriage of their daughter, Sfiks Nancy Downs Babb,~and Paul SulHVan Odiome of thi.s city, on Christmas ^ay. The jedding, which was a quiet home affair, was attended only by the families and'" a group of intimate friends. The ceremony was performed by the Rev. W.- D. Spinx, pastor of the First - Baptist church, at o’clock in the afternoon. The bride i.s an attractive young woman, possessing a wide circle of friends. She is a talented musician young couple will make their home In jAlexandnar Va. F^lowing tht ceremony Mr. and Mrs. Leake entertained,.a number of relatives and close friends at a wed ding breakfast at their home on North Broad street. Mrs. T. J. Peate greeted the giieets at the door. !%« bride and bridegroom, and Mr. and Nn. Arthur King of Ooldmbki, par- Oita pf the groom, received with Mr. and Mre. Leake. Silvered holly add smaM Cedars attractively dworated rooms. In the dining room the beautifully ap pointed table was centered with, a i niiniatu^ crystal and silver tree on a mirror flanked by white tiq>ers.iri sN- ver holders. Mrs. .C. C. Bailey and Mrs. E. W- Stone poured coffee. A tielicious salad course was served- Assisting in the dining room were Mieses Mary Allmi Stone, Lydie Leake, Sadie Chandler, Anne Jones and Elizabeth ^Withers of Columbia. Miss Collette Griffin sen.- Bill Being Drawn Upl I^rc posed Measure Would In crease President's Power To Declare Embargpes., ■. , —' I ■ III, 't Washington, Dec. 31.—A neutrality bill giving the president wider dis- _ ^ eretion in measures intended to keep Washington, Dec. 80. Without try- the nation put of wgr took shape to- ing to.predict what the finid outcome. night after a White House conference will be thi. a ^d tim* to trtel chairman McRoynnldn, Domocrat! nmo of the major .«ue., with which , Tennessee, of the house forcien af^ the second oesoion of t^ 74th con- committee, nnnounced aft« the d, will occupy lU time._ | promptly a draft which would: ' 1. Immediate payment-of the vetri erani}’ bonus. The only apparent open' question about this is whether or not the bill as passed will provide for full cash payment or for a special issue of bonds. ^ ^ 2. The Townsend old-age pension; 1. Give the president^ the right to embargo; in his discretiom, war ma terials suchjas oil and stebi, M'differ- ent’ated from munitions and actual implements of war. 2. Make permanent the mandatory *"'ou““f.Vown posts for the wedding This'wiTfstimuirt; •'iM of I 'embwK""? and Arthur King, Mrs. T. F. Withers,! the Townsend plan will not be^ * • i ^ Miss Elizabelh Withers and Miss but lhat_the agitation will »o«s*bly exempt from this man- four ^ Ann Joneaof Columbfk; Rev. and Mrs.|»*e«“l‘ in liberalization ofi old-age ben-Jaatory i^uirement the Latin-Ameri- O. W. Chapin, of Margaretville, N. Y.;i®^i*''* under the social 'security act.j^n tiwritrns within the scope of the John Comins; of Deerfield, Mass.; "’bi<*b has got to be amendetl in iwany [doctrine. Mis.s Julia Bc^ic, of GiHvrgetown;- Mr. any.way. and Mrs. E. W. Stone and Miss Mary and with two sisters. Misses Emily and Elizabeth, appears frequently on school, .church and radio programs. The bridegroom is a son of Mr. and Mrs. Geo. C. Odiome and is asso ciated* jwith his father in, road con struction work with headquarters here where the young couple iwill make ^heir future home. Allen .Stun«, of Union. Hamer, of Ea§tovt‘r. and K. 1 MISS OUVER WRITES OF'^VORK IN china' 3. Lots of talk and some pretty hot debates on the Fmzier-Irf*mke farm I ^ : mortgage gix'cnback bill. Little! Nchance, however, of it.s passage. | I Ix^Goxv'rnniont ownership of rail-| j roads, .\gain a lot of talk, backed by a well-organized camiuiign of thVrail- roatl unions in favor of it. Action of I IF IT’S A MAGAZINE YOU WANT, — See — JAMES W. CALDWELL Call 38 HOUSEWIVES! ^ With Hie New YjMir here, it ki in or^f to' make good retiHu- tionsy especially when it meHnia mon^ in your pocket^kr Mkny Clinton women have al ready reeohred to-profit^y THE CHRONICLE'S grocery adver- tlMments every Thursday morn ing during 1938 and will Mve much money 'thereby. *nilB is addressed to ..those who have not yet formed thq habit: “Resolved, that I will consult THE CHRONICLE grocfry ad vertisements every Thursday morning, select ray needs for the week, and put the .savings in the bank.’’ All of yoiir food, drug, cloth ing, hou.s'ehold, etc., needs can lie easily supplied through THE CHRONICLE. r FOR The new year Day Books CHRONICLE Pim. CO. Say— T SAW IT IN THE CHRONICLE* Thank Yon! LT JONES WEDS TEXAS GIRL Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Kirkpatrick of El Paso, Texa.'^, announce the mar riage of the^ daughter, Mrs. Virgin ia Kirkpatrick .\pl>leton, to Lt. Frank Dudley Jones, Jr., M<“dical Corps, United States .\rmy. The wedding took place in Washington, D. on The following letter received here Intcjj'state CommeiTe commission in iat the Cbristma.s sea.^^on from Miss rki „ u . I t kTVf rates to two cents a mile, where, Cassie Oliver, Pix'sbytenan.^ medi'-ul .-v . u- u .u .v * u- u' , , * i they, are now higher than that which j missionary s:Uitionc<l at Tsingkiangpu,' ANNOUNCEMENTS w The (century club will meet Tues day afternoon, Jan. 7th, at 4 o’clock, with Mrs. Marshall Brown.. The January meeting, of the .Steph-J d^c. 24th at noon in the chapel of the Army Medical Center. The Chaplain,' en D. liee chapter, U. D.. C., w ill be po,stponed until further notice, on .ac count of present weather conditions. Ku,. China, will be read wjth interest hi' many friend.s who know and Iw'.e her. .My Dear I'Viends in the Homeland: Happy, hapiiy Chrii-tipas to you, one and all. ..May the joy and peaee of this ('hri-Jtma.s tinu' you through the yeaV. YOUNG PEOPLE ENJOY DANCE IS all over the lla-st. This will he aj demonf*trat ion of the government’s i present power over l•uil^•oads,,a^d may j have u strong influence in bringing j holders of railroad bonds into line for, government ownership. ! Neutrality, Navy, ,\rmy ^ o. The neutrality question will come' reinnin with up early in the session. The pirsent! ■ temiier ()f tnnigress is to strengthen : • Among the lovely holiday parties Ij^j Washington and New York, was the dance'which Emily Dillard Lt. .Jones is a son of Dr. and Mrs. gave on Thursday evening,- assem-, Dudley Jones of this city, and a mem- bling thirty guests. jjjer of the graduating class at Pres- The reception rooms were artisti- Ix't iv)t‘ thank you again for .vonrlj,he neutrality, la.ws. The strong Indief Major Frank L. Miller, a PreshyteMdaily prayei and love and support, j prevails that ^a grimt war is rapidly May (lod aliiinduntly bless and use j a)vf)roaehing, and congress will not ht* your every effort to the advancement | inclined to trust the state <lepartment of His kingdom in the homeland, and alone to keep us out of it. One out-, to all parts of the world wHere llisleqme of the war is likely to he liUual gosp<‘l has n«4t yet been preached. iuppropiiutions for a bigger navy. God has richly blessed us this full, j <!. Proiiosals for increasing the The hospital has been overflowing army strength will Im* hacke<l'by if- with patienLs. This is i-eally true—- “ports that Mexico is planning an out- many of our Kala Azar patients have|and-out (!omn>unist govcrnimvnt. This rian mini.ster, pertormed the cere mony,-* A 'fnimher of officers and classmates were in attendance. Lt, Jones and his bride spent the holi- ibyterian college in 1928. He then en *1. 1 *1... c'**^*,, 1 .1. cally decorated for the occasion with tered the State .Medical collegt>in to stay in the small ' ('hinese inns j will give strength to the (h mand for eVergrikiV-,and silvered benies. Deli cious candies and fruits were served. Dancing was enjoyed throughout the evening. Charleston from, which he graduated iin 1934. He was immediately given an assignment at the William Beau mont hospital. Fort Bliss, Texas, as NABORS-BUMMERVILLE ANNOUNCEMENT, The following announcement re ceived here by relatives arid friends will be read with inleivst: Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Nabors announce the marriage of their daughter Etta Marguerite - to - Murray B.- 4>ummervUle- - •On. Saturday, MarcKJ23, I93r), along the street near the hospital front gate., —- When we returned to our work af- militury defenses ^along the Rio Grande. 7. There will Ik* more .deliate on ter the evacuation in ’27 the boys’ proposals to regulate wages a lieutenant in the army medicalschool did not—Hf>en. The school jhoufs of labor. Outlook is for and the Happy New Year! We lake this means to expn^ our Sincere Appre ciation and-Best Wishes for the;Ne\v Year to our friends and customers whom we have^beeii privileged to serve*. W^wi.sh for you every Jo^>iind Happiness during 1936. Supjilying you witl^x^ complete and reliable drug .sef- vue is ()ur husinesi^Yuul our plea.sure, aiTfl we shall en deavor to contin^ie to serve you well through the new year. WE THANK YOU FOR YOUR PAST FAVORS. WF INVITE VOItR (ONTINUEI) PATRONAGE DURING THE COMING YEAR. SADLER-OWENS PHARMACY Telephone 400 . , “Corner At Union Station’ 4 ►*!. corps and transferred to the Walter; grounds art* adjoining,to the hospital,’passage of^ the Walsh bill,^ l•e<luiring Reed hospital in Washington. TheLso these buildings have lHH*n uscil for jail concerns .selling anythmgj to thc-pi i first of the year he was. transferred j our Kala Azar patients. This fall the j government to conform to labor to Carlisle Barracks, Carli.sle, Pa twihere he is now on a temimrary tour of duty and with his bride will make his horn*. .,|boys’ school was re-opened and one Istandards estaldished by .NRA. ir of the large buildings had ;to be re-l 8. AttempLs will be made to straight-*’^ e turned. But we^have Ix'cn able to give en out the silver tangle, probably byjo one of the main wards to the Kala)mandatory' legi.slation requiring thejj^ A *.«« « I... .J A ^ V\rk VI Kzi ** fill - . f Krku u 11 ftr In i I'aaU l.l u IIII ft*/* V\ U U/W U n/I I i I TODD-MAKTIN WEDDING- ON CHRISTMAS DAY The marriage -of Miss Ruth Tmltl tuale Frank J. Martin, Jr., which took Mrs. Summefvi1k‘"is a gra< Clinton high .school and a graduate | <>" Christmas day at the Asso- nurse of the Presyterian hospital inD'ate Reformed Presbyterian chuich Charlotte. ’ I manse, was of much social intere.st Mr. Summerville i.s owner of the Simrmerville Advertising company of here and elsewhere. The vows were spoken by the bride’s pa.stor, the Rev. Cliarlotte, N. C., where the young Bynum Betts, with the iinpressive couple are' making their home. —L’lng cei*emony used. Only the mem- ber.s of the families and a few clo.He LITTLE GIRL HAS | friends weie present. BIRTHDAY PARTY * ' 'bride, an attractive blond, was Mary Kent Wysor entertained j*-.becomingly attired in a suit,of olive group of little friends on Saturday af- with gold trimmings and wore temoon at a pretty party in celebra- hlack accessorie.s. tion of her seventh birthday. 1 Todd is the only daughU*r of Various games were played. In a one of the main wards to the Kala f mandatory' legi.slation requiring thr Azar patients. .\s the number of |)a-1 treasury to increase* i-ts purchaH**^ ami j tients is*' <lecreasing each year wejmaintaiin the world price. The silver, have'tK*cn able to care for all who policy is not clearly di*fine«l as yet. ' come. The evangelists in the ■hospital 9, AmendmenU to the housing act ( are - vtii-y faithful in theii..work, .M^.-quobabiy ,-will. bu..maik*._._with_the ob-jj * agd Mrs. Graiiam also emne downijeetive of inducing private, capital to each day if pos.sjble. Mrs. Gieser and [go into laige-s<-ale low-c(>st housing .Mi.s.s Bradley riUo do personal work in the hospital as often as their other work allows. The jier.sonal touchj Director Fahey of the Hotm meaffs .so much to the patients. They IjoaiT corporation, and Pet»‘i projects. This is in aeconlance with the Views of .^‘cretary Morgenthau, Owners Grimm, like for you to sit down and talk with'houamg co-ordinator.' _ .Mrs. Irene Sumerel Todd of this city, contest Lillian Dillard wa.s prize win-i'®^*^ *'1’® late Clyde E..^Todd. She , honor graduate of Clinton high school living room was festive withj^^'l VVinthrop college in the class of bright berrie.s, holly and other ever- [ l^'ive her graduation she has been greens. A tall lighted tree stood in ** successful teacher ..and at the tirne Later in the afternoon, marriage was a member of the one corner. them. You first btqfin by asking about home affair.s, then they are ready to listen to, the gospel message. TThe Holy Spirit is wiirking in the hearts i)f many. VVe praise the LonL for this. Our fifteen nurses who take <*xam- inations in December are very busy in their review, -There"will be eight to graduate. We boi>e all will pass. One girl will go to Shanghai for {q>«vial study, then return to uC One of 'the men graduates will go to Nanking for a special course in public health. The- Nursts’ AssiK'iation of China is very eager to develop this branch of work. Thi.s will,be a gi eat step forwartf. The other graduated tvill find positions as head nurses. We praise the Ixird that each of the.se eight have given their hearts ami lives to their ,Saviour. .May ithey’all remain true to "^lim. This is 'not easy, for "they ase surrounded oU] 10, A lot of noise that will be heard on Cupitbl Hill from now on will cornel from the committee rooms, where I public utilities, railroads, muriitions, chain stores and Various other phases of business will Ik* under investiga- j tion. f ft MT ^ ' 'jkmJkmi T he "men in white” leave you fteling pretty blue—Vi you failed to j®TNA-IZE Joanna school faculty at Goldville. Her attractive ixrsonality and sweet j disposition have endeared her to a 'large circle of friends who regret that ]her marriage removes her from Clin- jtop for her future home, ' The groom, a -son of' Mr. and Mrs. |j. Frank Martin, Sr., of I^urens, is I , . , . ; ,, , J I ^ i. • ten by wicked^nwn a we -known and popular young busi- ,, , nes.y man of that city,*and holds a po- ,,, . ■ ^sition with the Laurens Hardware! " ^'‘•vice, ^ , decorated with gaily-colored company. vi .k" i ft ■ 'chains and bells. ■Mr. and -Mrs. Martin left ‘mmedl- ,ately after the ceremony for a wed-,. ' , 'ding trip to Florida and upon their^ eginning o ea TheW‘ 'return will be at home to their friends .** nennies for the! , ' tare also saving their pennies tor the ( in auiens. , Christmas offering for the poor. They started real early this year to save for the children %nd people of the flooded district north Of us. Some Miss Janet Leake, daughter of Mr. time a^o the pfistor asked for a show and Mrs, J. W. Leake of this city, and)of hamis of the children who were James Farrow King of Washington,!willing to give a penny a day, (those D, C., were united in marriage at noon | pennies that would have bought pea- on la.st Thursday,iDec. 26th. ^ nuts) all hands went up. The Chinese The ceremony was performed at the|chHdi-en like peanuts almost as much First Presbyterian church by Dr. as our children do! May they indeed to carry them thrimgh-ibe winter. Pray that the Ixird will thrust forth laborers intoTlis harvest field. The need is great. * May .the New Year 1k* a l)les.s<*d one. ThornwelKgirl serving with you in Ghina, • CA,S.S/E LEE OLIVER. Tsingkiangpu, Ku., China, - , November 15, 1935. ! listen in on our The church is all paix*r The children have ;l0thes. The their verses and 1 Leake-king wedding SOLEMNIZED HERE IJaal AffriJaar FioUqr pay* bOia. Faya o€ —was tmd apa A»d gaaraatfiff joum wbila jov’fit laid op. HAPPY NEW YEAR We Mre pleased with the pro gress made during the past year. —- New friends have been made—old friends retained, and sales have been ^well in excess of quotas set for the year. So please accept our thanks —and another hearty good wish for a most Happy and I’rosper- ous New Year. PRONTIS JEWELRY STORE WE HAD A FINE CHRISTMAS WE ARE NOW READY TO SERVE YOU FOR THE NEW Year At tii^^taot of our a(iverti.;^ment today wt» want to exieniff our Hincerc thankN and appreciation to our cun"- Jtomers and friend.s for your loyally and good will. W’e deeply appreciate the patronage you have given us and- stand ready^in 1936 to continue to try to improve the service we' hdje given you. TOMATO SOUP, 3 can* ... . 25c JNack-Eye PEAS, lb. .. ... 10c JULO, 2 pl^gs. r........ 15c MACARONI SHELLS, lb.-. 15c PANCAKE FLOUR , /. . . . 10c SHREDDED WHEAT, 2 for .. 25c Ai^rted CAKES, V2 lb. box ... 15c KRAUT, No. 2V2 can ..... 10c PORK CHOPS,lb.. . .. . . ^ ^5c BE£F LIVER, lb. .............. 25c SLICED SIDE PORK, lb. 25c PORK ROAST, lb.. . . ... 30c PORK SAUSAGE, Ib. ....J5c MDCED SAUSAGE, lb. .: -. 20c ir'll VER PUDDING, lb. 25 c STEW BEEF, lb. .... 121/20 Dudley Jones. The bride was given in marriage by her father. Her only attendant eras her sister, Miss Lydie have Jesus in their little hearts., v Our country work has been vei/y in teresting this fall. Some parts,have fefi|kr S. W. SUMEREL Aetna^izer Next Door to Western Union ^ Phone 80 Leake. John Comins of Deerfield, | been flooded, so the work in that sec- Mass., attended Mr. King as bestjtk>n is at a standstill. Many hun-j man. !dred.s have come in to inquire for the 1 Mrs. King graduated from Clinton jfirst time, sfiecial meeting.s and Bible high school and Winthrop college,]classes have been held to teach therii j after which «he received her-master’s the Wor.d of Gb<l. The Holy* Spirit is degree from the University of"Bouth Carolina. She is a member, of the Alpha Delta Pi sorority. Since 1932 she has done social work in Orange, N. J. Mr. King, a native of Georgetown, !S- C., graduate from Florence high school and Harvard university. He hoIdi| the position of telegraph editor with the Washington Daily News. 'The indeed working in tljeir hearts. Con-'i tinue to pray for them. ' Our sectiolf’ha.s been free of ban dits in an.swer to prayer and also the earnest effort of the local officials. A large number of- the ring lea^rs have been arrested and executed. The poor iK-upIe are able to sleep in their own homes instead of hiding in the fields. They also have their harvest D. E. Tribble 'Co. FUNERAL DIRECTORS ^ •••Andes* EMBALMERS I.'icensed Embalmers, (!omplet* Modern Equipment Day Phone 94 / Night Phones , 24, 253 or 2.55 Clinton, S. C. »s»'w* FRESH NORFOLK OYSTERS t- - , Drawing At 7:30 ^turday Night FIRST FRIZE .^-LB. BOX CANDY SECOND PRIZE , ...I . , 6 LBS. SNOWTJRIFT THIRD PRIZE .L 5 LB. PORK ROAST FOURTH PRIZE !. 4 LBS. SWIFT’S JEWEL LARD FIFTH, PRIZE SIXTH PRIZE 10 LBS. SUGAR Ip 2'/2 LB. BOX CANDY Baldwin's Grocery T I’lioneH 99 and 100 T’ J ' !-• .J -x-* ■'F-r' qprr'