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A fewl years ago when he moved to {neckline, long dolman isleevee and a
Greenvfll:®^ to accept a position with i graceful skirt cut to fonrn a Jong court
the First Nati<^l bank. He is a sonfinger-tip lenirth veil of_ il-
of Mrs. Bessie Godfrey, fu>d a bri^her | lusion was cai^ht to a cap of illusion
of A. B. Godfrey, both of this city.
" SOaETY EVENTS,
eLUB AND'CHURCq NEWS OF INTEREST '
Telephone 258
MRS. PRINGLE COPELAND
HOSTESS ,TO BRIDGE CLUB
Mrs. Pringle Copelaini was bostesa
to the memiMrs of her bridge club" on
Thursday morhing at an “iittractive
party.
Lovely giadiolio adorned the living
room.
After a seri^ of progreaaions the
hostess served refreshments in two
delicious courses. I
GIVES PARTY FOR
YOUNG DAUGHTER
On Saturday, June 20, Mrs. E. L.
Holland entertained with a
party in honor of her <Mughter, Mil
dred, who was celebrating her tenth
.birthday.
Games and contests famished mer
riment for the children during the
afternoon.
Later the guests were served pap-
sicles, cake and lemonade.
4boutj£ifteeriJittk
the occasion.
ed for playing hearts. Daring, the
evening the liosteae, assisted by Mrs.
Johh W. Finney and Mrs. William
Baiky Owens, served a delectable
salad coursel
Mr. and Mrs. Adair's guests ,on this
lovely occasion, besides the honor
guests were: Mr. and Mrs. J. A.
Netighhors, Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Ow
ens, "Jr:, Mr. and Mrs., J. J. Cornwell,
Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Adair, Mr. and
Mrs. T. J. Blalock, Mr. and Mrs. C.
PrtTS-JOHNSON .
WEDDING IN VIRGINIA ''
Of interest to a vrtde dhsle of
friends throughout Virginia and the
Carolinas eras i the marriage of Miss
Sarah Hampton Pitts and Joseph Ben
jamin ;jiohn8on which was solemnized
ornamented ^ith valley lilies. Sh^’il
carried, a bouquet of Killarney roses^* *
and white gladioli. A gold bracelet
worn by her grandmother and mother
at their weddings wss her only orna
ment.
Mrs. Dillard chose a tea rose.-lace
gown for the ^remony. Her corsage
was of gladioli. .
Mr. and Mrs. Bazemore left for a
in the Methodist Episcopal church of
Manassas, Va., at tioon Thursday, motor trip to South Carolina, and willPj'
June 25th. The ceremohy was per-i ^ borne after June 29, at 204 Westfo
formed by Rw, W. M. Compton, pas-
Anderson, Misses Cleon PHtsf and
ary Todd, Hugh Eargle, Chris Adair
and Arthur Copeland.
FORMER THORNWELL GIRL
WEDS IN NEW JERSEY
Announcement has 'been received
here of the recent marriage of Miss
Naomi Willingham to Rev. Comslius
Mgrinus DeBoe, which was solemnized
in Princeton, N. J.
Mrs. DeBoe' is a grad\iate of the
Thonrwell orphanage and quite a tal
ented musician, being a member of
the Westminster choir for the past
several years. She was a( member of
a party of forty that recently toured
Europe to be greeted with large
crowds wherever they presented their
musical programs.
Mr. and Mrs. DeiBoe will make their
home in Farmington, N. J. •
MRS. HEUSTESS
HOSTESS TO CLUB
•Mrs. D. C. Heustess delightfully en
tertained her bridge club on Tues
day morning and added an extra table
for guests.
‘Amid a setting of snapdragons.
Queen Anne's lace and daisies, the
games were played.
The' hSstess”^^
three-course luncheon.
Mrs. Heustess’ guests were: Mrs.
isoyne Simpson, Mrs. Silas Badley,
Mrs. Horace Payne, Mrs. J. J. Corn-
well, Mrs. Wm. Brooks Owens, Mrs.
John W. Finney, Mrs. Raymond Pitts,
Mrs. - Heath Copeland, Mrs. W. C.
Oxley, Mrs. Bennett Thwnsend, Mrs.
T. J. Blalock, Jr., and Mrs. Pringle
Copeland.
Mrs. Heath Copeland, a recent
bride, was remembered with, a lovely
gift.
tor
Mrs
of the
Irs. J6
cHur
rch.
Twebty-third street. Bazemore
trkveled in a Britsih tan chif^n dress.
hnson is the daughter of matching accessories.
MR. AND MRS. EICHELBl^GER
GIVE DINNER BARTY .
'Tuesday evening Mr. and Mrs. H.
L. Eichelberger gave aTovely dimmer
party at their home in College View.
'The rooms were thrown ensuite and
artistic • arrangements of gladioli,
larkspur and roses made attractive
decorations. A delicious three-course
dinner was served and afterwards
bridge was played.
Hw guests were: Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Wilkes, Mr. and. Mrs. Thom-
well Dunlap, Mr. and Mrs. Bennett
Towneend, Mr. and Mrs. Hamp .Boyd,
Mr. and 'Mrs. Ansel Godfrey, Mr. and
Mrs. Heath Copeland, Mr. and Mrs.
Willard Jam,
MR. AND MRS. MAC ADAIR
GIVE LOVELY PARTY
honoring Mr. and Mrs. Heath
Copland, who were recently married,
Mr. and Mrs. Mac Adair entertained
on Thursday evening at the home
Mr. and MnujR. C. Adair.
A profuskm of mixed garden flow-
era added to the attractivenera of the
living rooms where tables were plac-
SPECIAL FOR SUMMER
ENTERTAINING
Six
Iced Drkdc
Spoons
Specially Priced at— /
$1.00 ;
FRONTIS/
JEWEIRY STORE
;
PARTY GIVEN FOR
^EN
RIDl
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RECENT BRIDE
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Bazemore, of
Jacksonville, Fla., who were recently
married, were entertained with a
lovely party Friday evening by Mrs.
J.-B. Wilder, aunt of fhe bride. Miss
es Vivian Sheely and Sara Rae Cole-
tnan, at the home of the latter.
Queen Ann\i lace and zinnias were
attractively arranged throughout the
house.
Bingo and monopoly were enjoyed
during the evening. Attractive little
favors were presented the guests as
they won in bingo.
Punch and dainty wafers were
served during the evening. The honor
guests wem presented an attract
bowl by the hostesses.
Assisting the hosteeaes in
taining and aerving were Mr^ J. A.
Coleman, Mrs. Hugh Morgaiy Miseea
Miriip) Colemsm and Faye Adair.
Mr. and Mrs. John H. Pitts, Sr., of
Clintom She is an A. B.i graduate of
Larger college and received her JB. S.
from George Peabody college, Nash
ville, Tenn. Following her graduetion
she taught in the public schools of
upper South Carolina. For the past
few years she has done extension
work in-the home economics depart
ment of Virginia Polytechnic insti
tute, being located in Prince William
county, Virpnia.
Touches of green and, brknge orna
mented the dress.
Mrs. Bazemore was grdauated from
Girls’ high school and the Southern
Business university in Atlanta, and is
connected with the Jacksonville Jour
nal.
Mr. Bazemore attended, school in
Ckorgia, and is connected in business
with the Dixie Culvert and Metal
company.' ’
Mr. Johnson is a graduate of Wash-1 KIW’ANIANS PLAN
irtgtoiTand Lee university and is en-^
gaged in dairy farming.
After a trip throtjgh Virginia, Ten
nessee, North Carolina, and South
PICNIC JULY 9TH
The Clinton Kiwanis club has ar-
range<i a picnic for the afternoon of
€*roHira*tbey vwill-be^^^bora» ft-CWj«ly-.^tfe:,*t.^ .^rty -water-p^
ver Hill, Manassas, Va.
' nonqr
ractite
faitr-
FORMER CLBrrON
BOY TO WED
The following a:
ceivecThaze will be
eat
uncement re-
with intw-
Mrt. Mabel McF^idden Hawkins, of
Manning, annoujt^
the engagement
of her daughtfi', Mary Elise, to B.
Fri^pk Godb^, of Oreeimlle, the
wedding to solemnized in Auguet.
cement was . made in
last Monday afternoon
The annbunc
Greenviiy on I
at a eha^ng
^hning garden party at which
Miss Fra
nces' Hawkins entertained.
Afte/ cards a mock radio program
was‘^presented. The song, *^At Dawn^
ii^," was sung, and th^ a hook-up
Connecting Olympus, lana of the gods^
arith the local station broadcast, a
conversation 'between Cupid and
Venus which revealed the engagement
of Miss Elise Hawkfns and Mr. God
frey.
A salad course was served, and dur
ing tea time a neon sign flashed
‘^Hawkins-Godfrey" around the room.
Mr. Godfrey, who is well known
here, was a resident of this city until
ThiiKdaL Friday and Saturday
/ Clevanee of All Stock '
DRESSES
WASH DRESSES, PRINTS, SHEER CREPE, CHlF-
y FONS, CREPES — AU 81ms.
HATS^
FELTS AND STRAWS — AH Head Sizes >
1. .
Hos^ Bagi^ Gloves, Lingerie, Sli^
and Gowns.
You.lmow, our stock is new stock, so tjdic advanUge
: lliese vaitM
All Sales Cash and Final
CCC CAMP OFFICIAL
WEDS MAYESVILLE GIRL
Mayesville, June 27. — In a lovely
ceremony which was solemnized at
the Mayesville Preebyterian church
Tuesday evening Miss Susan E^liza-
beth Thomas became the bride ofj
James Marih Carson of Summerton
and Clinton. The ceremony was per-,
formed by the bride's pastor. Dr. R.
L. Grier. The chancel was bordered
with a small white fence entertwined
.with ivy. 'The altar v^s banked with
ferns and Southern/pines and inter
spersed. with tall /white ba^ets of
daisies, lilies anir Queen Ann lace.
Brass candelab^ with white tapers
burned behind altar. Miss' L. Em
ma Mayes, pianist, played Schubeil's
‘^Serenade,” Arhile the 'uehers lighted
the candles/
Preceding the ceremony Miss Mar-
Duncan’s creek. The wives and
friends of the members have been in
vited as special guests. Members of
the local boy. scout troop have also
been invited. Supper will be served
at seven o’clock to be followed by an
interesting program arranged by the
committee in charge of the affair.
LIBRARY NOTICE
4-
The Clinton public library will be
open Tuesday afternoon, July 7, from
4 to 6, instead of Monday, July 6.
What U more thrilling than going on a picnic? Our
store is crammed full of good things, just waiting for
you to go, ' ' ^
At Baldwin’s you will find everything lAat’s good to
eat. The finest j^oceries to be had anywhere . . . and at
prices consistent with Baldwin’s quality . . . and oebr de
livery service, is unsurpassed . . . Just phone 99. ~
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a a a a a
a a a a
a a a a
gers, of Lattar sangi ‘‘Ob
garet
PromiW Me,” Love You Truly” and
‘‘At Dawning.” Mrs. Hugh Montgom.
ery, / of Bishopville, sang “Because”
anq “Until.” Miss Rogers wore ^ru
1^ over ashes of rosea.
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The bridesmaids wore dresses of
mousseline de soie in pastel shades
with matching sandals and carried
gladioli. Mias Frances Bland, in aqua
marine, carried tea rose gladioli. Miss
Margarat Muldrow, in orchid, carried
yellow gladioli. Mias Jania Louira
Mayes, maid of honor, in fresh, car
ried pink gladioli. Little Carolina Car-
son, niece of the bridegrocan, was
dressed in pale pink mousseline, floor
length e^ith drop shoulders. She wore
a bandeau of pink rosea end dropped
petals in the path^ of the. bride. The
bride, gowned in white satin trim
med with lace medallians, wore a veil
of tulle. The cap was of lace, coronet
style, beaded with seed pearls and
caught with orange bloesoma. Her
folwera were a shower bouquet of
bride roses and lilies ...of the valley.
The^best man was L. L. Holliday,
of Marion. The groomsmen and ush
ers were ‘Thomas Ford 'of Columbia,
Ramsey Melette of Summerton, Hugh
Montgomery of Bishopville, Joseph
‘Thomas, brother of the~ bride. The
bride entered on the arm of her broth
er, James H. Thomas, of Savannah,
Ga.
The bride is the daughter of the
late H. Lee Thomas and^Mrs. ThomM
of Mayesville. Since graduating
Winthrop college in 1938, Miss Thom
as has taught in Lynchburg.
Mr. Carson is the son of W. D. Car-
son and the late Mrs. Carson of Sum
merton. Mr. Carson was graduated
ftem ‘The Citadel, class of 1932, and
is now educational advisor in the <XXD
camp at Clinton, where the young
couple will make their home after
July 1.
FORMER CLINTON GIRL;
WEDS IN Jacksonville
Jacksonville, Fla., June_25t^— An
event of 7:30 p. m. Thursday was the
w^ing of Miw Frances Marguerite
Dillard, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
John ^bert Dillard, and John Ber
nard Bazemore, 8on-of-4lr. and Mrs.
Nathaniel Bazemore of Waycroae, Ga.
The ceiM<mj vnw by^
Rev. F. W. Sessionsl^ore a three-
panel arch, in the garden of the Dil
lard home, "at 204 West Twenty-third
street. ^
Tall baskets’ of delicate Queen
Anne’s lace and ferns were plac^ to
advantage.
A program of nuptial musk was
played by Miss Billie Spead, pianist,
and FranlT Edfert. The traditional
marches were used.
Miss Dillard was attended thy Mrs.
Arnold B. Sechrest as matron of hon
or, and Mrs. Warren Richardson, Mrs.
Winifred Huckaby of Waycross,"Ga.,
sister of the bride-groom, Miss Judy
Johann and Mias Hortense Starratt
as bridesmaids. June Richardson was
the flower girl, and Elaine Broach
was the ring bearer. Miss Elaine
Starratt was the junior bridesmaid.
The bride was given in marriage
by her father.
James Bazemore of Jeffersonville
Gity, Tenn., acted as Mr. Bazemfre’a
best man. Ushers were Clyde Ponce,
*-Uy i"ooig
Wilder, of Clinton, 8. C. Albert Cone-
kin waa the Junior groomsman.
‘White angel akin laoe was ehosen
by the bride for her wedding gowm
Made over a fonadatien of wUte aat-
hi, the goW featured a dsmped cowl
109. Nice
COTTON PILLOWS
Suitable for Lawn and Cars
Special—15c
ELLISON'S
marshmallows; i ib. pkg.
;■ JELLO,2pkgs....
MIRACLE WHIP, quart
TEA, 3-02. pkg. ....
CHEESE RTTZ, pkg...
CERTO, bottle
SURE-JEXL, 2 pkgs.
; IVORY FLAKES, pkg. . ..
hocKLess Picnics, lb.:
BEEF ROAST, lb.
ROUND STEAK, lb.
LAMB CHOPS, lb..
VEAL CHOPS, lb.
LAMB STEW, lb. . . .; . .25c
BOILED HAM,lb. . ... 50c
DRESSED FISH
NOTICE
We^ill Be Open, Ready To
Serve All of Your Needs for .
JULY 4TH
CELEBRATION
SATURDAY, JULY 4th
MONDAY, JULY 6th
DEAL BAKERY
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15c
15c
40c
lOc
18c
25c
25c
10c
25c
15c
25c
40c
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PRIZES FOR THIS WEEK
FIRST PRIZE 5 Lb. National Biscuit Fruit Cake
SECOND PRIZE LITTLE LADY BROOM
THIRD PRLZE . 4 LB.>ICNIC HAM
FOURTH PRIZE 2 Lb. Boxes Assorted Crackers
Drawing Saturday Night, at 7:30
V
Baldwin's Grocery
Phones 99 and 100
>4fs»sa»
Don’t Wait—Call Your Doctor!
When a member of the family is taken sick, call the family PHY
SICIAN. Giving the DOCTQR the opportunity to use his skill
when the trouble starts, goes far towards^insuring quick relief
and complete recovery fold the patient
. „Often the treatment of the sick calls for a prescription written
by the doctor. If you bring or send the prescription to us, we want
you to know that it is put up exactly as the doctor ordered, and
that the very best drugs obtainable go into it
The success of our prescription department depends largely
on how well we serve PHYSICIANS and the public. We are sh-iv-
ing to win the good will of both. If quality drugs, together i^th
prompt and eflBcient service, will do it, our purpose will surely be
accomplished. ^
Specials Friday and Saturday
MINERAL OIL
JOHNtoN’S
Quart
BABY POWDER
^ /
. 49c^ -•
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CAMP JUGS
Milk of Magnteia
1 Gallon
89C
Quart
39C
REGULAR VALUES
FORHANS, 508
39c
EX LAX, 25c
19c
VANILLA EX., P. D., 3 o*.
33c
LUCKY TIGER, $1.00 .
: 89c
ALKA SELTZER 60c
49c
McKESSONS SALTS, lb. ..
20c
MUM, 60c -
49c
TEXAS CRYSTALS
“i::.89c
CASTORIA, 40c ::
33c
MAHDEEN, $1.00
PROPHYLACTIG T^^RUSH . . ... ..
39c.
DR. WEST T« BRUSH
—39c
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