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r /nx^/ • , 7 . .^>-1..—. -vs* ‘f C - THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1930 1- ■r i-/: 7'. ':t -/ THE CUNTOrr CHROI^CLE, CLINTO:i, s.-Cr“A 7 'f. - "'■ land shoulder corsage of harmoni2ing| bijjreau o^ the state government. The 'rosebuds and fern. The Woman’s Page Mrs. Davis is the elder daughter of Mrs. Margaret DuPree and the late Dr. R. B. DuPree. Since her gradu- - SOaEXY EVENTS, CLUBCHURCff NEWS OF INTEREST Telephone 258 Ellen Culver Potter, on whom Rut- ; Bjatidn from Erskine ‘ college she hss gers universitj%, N. J., recently con- s^retar^ is appointed by the gover nor. \ ’♦♦♦♦♦ee<je»e.eee»»ee##i»tMefee#»»eeeeee»o»»»of»o»##ooi ► ii ’c.... dswiLj. ‘1 -'ft; beert engaged in teaclung in the Bush, ferred t4ie honorary degree of doctor jiRiv^s. hi^h schocd, Mr. Davis is tlie j of laws, first'studied art, then medi- son of Mrs. Davis and the late T. P. icine and later taugTit at theWomi^s MEETS TODAY IMRS. LEAKE GIVES The Woman’s Christian T€m|)er- DINNER FOR VISITORS ance Union will meet this afternoon (Sept. 10th) at 4 o’clock with Mrs. T. R. Owens. Mrs. Arnold Cannon will have, charge-of the program. Members will note the change of meeting- from Friday to Thursday. CENTURY CLUB TO MEET TUESDAY Davis, of Clinton, and is a successful {Medical college in Philadelphia. She jrnan of that community, where they!devoted fifteen years to the practice!^^ will make their home. : of medicine during which time she ^ Immediately folloiving the cere-1 engaged in administrative and re- . I mony an informal reception was held, search work. She became secretary Miss Lyde Leake entertained most,^ delicious salad course was served of welfare in P’ennsylvania and was delightfully on Wednesday evening ijjy Misses Floy Owings, Deree Bry- medical tlirector 4n the department of at diimer in compliment to Mr. and gQjj Frances DuPree. i institutions and agencies', in New Mrs. Bill Foster of Detroit, Mich, at*] j Jersey. ^ the Hotel Clinton Coffee Shop. j ANNOUNCEMENT PARTY An artistic arrangement of gar^nJpoR MISS ADAIR floWers centered the prettily appoint-1 Lovely in every detail was the din ed dining table and a delicious dinner , pgrty given by Mr. 'and| Mrs The Michael Fri^dsam gold medal! awarded annually to the person whq has contributed in the greatest de The Ontury Club will meet Tues day afternoon. Sept. 15, at 4 o’clock with Mrs. Edward Long. A Ml at tendance is expected since this is the first meeting in several months. was served. The guestk were, be-ldyjg Lankford, on Friday evening,toward the development of art METHODIST CIRCLES TO MEET MONDAY The circles of the Broad Street Methodist church will meet Monday sides the honor guests: Mr. and ^r^-land announcing the engagement ofj**' industry, has for the first time Heath Copeland, Mr. and Mn^ their niece. Miss Faye Adair, to Wil~|^^^ bestowed upon a woman, ’t'he liam Brooks Owens, Misses- Fayejjjg^ Sneed Horne 6f Winston-Salem, | ^’>nner this year is Mrs. Ellen Dunlop Adair, ^hristine Peake, Shorty Horne n, C., and Ware Shoals. i [Hopkins, founder of the New York and Charlie Chamberlain. j green and white color sisheme',.School of Applied Design for Women. - » • I w’as effectively'chrried out in the’Her school, founded in 1892, was the ORPHANAGE CHURCH j choice of decorations, flowers, s'chooI*.Qf.lhe. kind for women. CIRCLE, MEETS 1 cards and tallys. Centering the ex-{The prize was first awarcled in 1924. Feed ’Em Right and i m Now that school is begtnnins: again, the ever-present Question of what to serve at meal times becomes even more important. ^ — Careful selection of the right foods goes a long w-ay in aiding the mental capacity of your children. No child can do his best work if the food he has been receiving does not provide the proper energy'he needs. You can always be sure of finding juBt' the tight foods for your children at Baldwin’s, for our stock is aJways well-chosen and fresh. , !•*; v Monday afternoon Miasea Annabel Iquisitely appointed table, where cov-J Harvey and Minnie Nisbet were joint [cr*'' were laid for eighteen, was ai The only woman chancellor in dip- afternoon at 4 o’clock with the fol-1 hostesse* at the McCormick hom^e to i lighted crystal flower on a reflector. | lonmtic circles is Miss Mary Conway, lowing hostesses: BcnrCopeHmd: Circle No. 2—Mrs. J. M. Pitts. Circle No. 3—Mrs. R. J. Pitts. the Ella Riddell circle of the Thorn-j A delicieus dinner in four course.sj chancellor of the Spanish legation inj ” "vrctl"Mcrocfftat'-clnirtti'.*'*'' "———i was-served -hy—M-isses -Low-se-MoCra—t-tlubJin.,—J-rcJaiuL—Mis&—Lon-way—^haa.Li l « 1 rv^ V PRESBYTERIAN CIRCLES -TO MEET MONDAY The circles of the First Presbyte rian church will meet next Monday -afternoon at four o’clock. A list of the homes where the groups will meet will be posted Sunday on the bulletin board in the church” vestibule, offi cers have announced. rpi V • ■ • ,, • J J * rv. Elsie Neighbors and Helen Hol-'i>cen in the United States visiting her The business sessions was presided over by Mi§s Janie Stewart. After- wanis Mrs. B. S. Pinson led an in teresting program on “Japan.” Also contributing To the program were Mrs. James Bradley, Misses Sara Patterson, Mildred Hardwicke, Anna bel Harvey and Mary Adams. lingsworth. During dinner miniature i brother, John ('onway, who is vice hats were given the guests and in side each was written, “Keep It Un der Your Hat—A-dair You To Find a Secret in Your Horne.” Novel horns were then presented each one, con taining the announcement, “On Oc tober 3rd—Praise de Lawd—I’se Goin’ consul of the Irish Free State. 2be 10c 25c 15c 25c 25c An in»pirin,^evotion«l on “Faith" was given by Mrs. Virginia de Mont-; §yjo,.^y ** LIONS MEET FRIDAY [ The regular meeting of the Lions! club will he held hViday evening at|)> Hotel Clinton at 8 o’clock. All mem bers are urged to be present. MRS. MclNTOSH HOSTESS TO MUSGROVE CLUB Last Thursday afternoon Mrs, A. E. McIntosh entertained the members of the Musgrove club at her home in the Tribble apartments. Lovely summer flowers were artis tically arranged in the living and din ing room. After an enjoyable afternoon, the hostess served a delicious Salad j course and cookies. mollin. During the afternoon a social hour was enjoyed and delicious punch and sandwiches served U. D. C. HOLDS FIRST FALL .\fBETING ' Friday afternoon Mrs. J. W. Djl-^ns. Misses Sue Adair, Myrtis Hol- lard, president, was hostess to the if^d, Tokie Adair, Helen Adair, Fred Stephen D. Lee chapter at their first fall meeting, which was also a rally meeting. Attractive invitations had been sent enclosing talratan bags. Thirty-six members responded, bringing the bags containing a penny for each let ter in their'names. A nice" sum was Miss Adair and Mr. Horne were re membered with handsome gifts. .Af ter dinner cards were enjoyed. Those present, in addition to the honor guests, were: Mr. and Mrs. P. B. Adair, Mr. and Mrs. C. D. .Pitts, Mr. anxl Mrs. Hugh Morgan of Lau- 0x1^’, Vic Corfell, Elbert Horne and Kenneth Cox of Greencastle, Indiana. New Fall Fadrions New York, Sept. <),_— Prince of Wales feathers have a)mc to town, wilh the approeeh <>f etmmafion yeai’t[ A few chic New Yorkei^aix* wear-[ ing as evening c(ti£fure.s three small 1 ostrich tips clii)ped to the hack of; the head, in mwh the same way that women presented at the Court of St. .lames wear them. Halos of liny os- ti'ich tips in s<-\eral blended colors’ ■Aga»ha ^7''" made tht ir d< l)ut with t ve-,j Davis, Kern. .MISSES SPHT.NT AND Davis, Sailie Wright, and l.ouis<- HAUD15.(; HO.NOHKD Wednesday evening Miss Agat Jone;*^ and Itoh Jon< s enterlainetl a >IUS. DENCAN CIVF^N number of friends at a "(Jet-togeth- si |{I‘KISE lUIMlIDAY PARTY party at_ their home nn South |)_ \V(,ikniah NEWSOME-.MATHIS ANNOUNCEMENT .Mr. and Mr.s. H. Q. B. Newsome of realized to use in the chapter’s work, Hartsville, announce the engagement' Ait enjoyable afternoon waB spent of their daughter, Lillian Holmes, and in participation in various musical Henry Alvin Mathis of Summerton and historical contests based on Con- and Winnsboro. The wedding wijl federate war days. Roll call was an- take place in the-fait. sworpd with the name of a Confctl- The above announcement will be eiati.' -htixu— ' read Acith interest hy rius-friemU of Delicious punch, sandwiches and Miss Newsome, a former resident of cookies were served. Assisting as this city. ' hostesses * were: Mr-. K, H. .Jones, Ml-. Zr-e- .Melveev, • Mi-se« . r iiing toileUV'. One ol the mu.-t el. i- tive. i- named "Kdwaid VlII” a haml .if closely curl'ed little o.-lrich plumt,iv ! lying across the tai> of the head. ^’eathe! - a.e g ’nor.iify up to new tricks ,1' the fall niode. (Jold ftathii'' , , . , r Aj- Ti ■ -■ surprised the edge of a fan,, which- Broa'l stieet, in honor of Miss 1 eg- i,er niother, Mrs. W. .J. Duncan with Ijungc imiiorie- of Victorian day-; who loaves this wcH'k for birthday party on Thursday,, vivid lehthdi^'-. make a lioutonniere in' AVirtthrifp college, where she wnl be-»-3rd at, the Lakeside Country the con,nation color- of red and royal fftudent, and Miss Peggy Harding, Duncan was supposed t'l blue, ond two tiny redwjnged affairs,: who has'recently moved here. ^ I.aurens, but when which look lik.- butteiflie.s, are poised Dancing waj enjoyed during the n ached the club she found about ,,n each .side of some smart h- adsi evening. thirty of her friends a-sembled thrue o’nights. TemiittnjT leficsshnv-n t s "'^'iDp ^jriging ‘‘Hajipy Hirthday.” j E]t,v,trs ImT- ke’iit their Jimin The dub looms were attractively j thi- fa-hion .-un, in s)iite of the aji- Agatha SUNDAY DINNER 40c Choice of Two Meats Fried Chicken or Country Steak Rice or Creamed Potatoes Macaroni Pie Butter Beans Corn On Cob Frozen Fruit Salad __ on Lettuce Coffee — Tea — Milk Ice ('ream and (’ake Hotel Clinton Coffee Shop Sky Flake CRACKTO i Matches, 3 bo^^G:. Miracle Whip Dresniig, pint ... MINNESOTA PEAS BUSS COFFEE, lb. : RICE KRISPIES, 2 pkgs. ivoRTTOacEs, m JELLO, 2 pkgs.... .. 15c PORK CHOPS, lb. ...; 30c ROUND STEAK,lb... ....... 25c I BEEF ROAST, Ib. 17V2C/: BOILED HAM, lb. 55c ii WEINERS, lb ?0c PORK R()AST,'lb. r.rl 30c FRESH FISH AND OYSTERS PRIZES FOR THIS WEEK FIRST PRIZE 25 Lbs. SUGAR SECOND PRIZE 12 Cans Campbell’a Tomato Juice THIRD PRIZE BROOM FOURTH j'RIZE 2 Pkgs. RITZ CRACKERS Orawing Saturday Night, at 7:30 in s Grocery Phones 99 and 100 . . , .TTT' * * di'coi atP'i with a profusion of dah-' j,roach of winter .miow.s. .Some Of the -I’ ! as, roses an-! marigolds. A number! „;o-t gorgeous blooms ’ the fashion FOR BRlDL-LJ.hl I of old fashinhed games were enjoyed. UvbrM has stjt'n In y'ar- a radioing .Ml-- Myrti- H-dlaml entertaine.l beautifully icud birthday cake'worn with fall froek-. They are big a number of gue^t.- on ruef-day eve- naming with candleB was cut and this year—designed to make a defi ning at a lovely miscellaneous shower honoring Miss Faye ffoptJlar _ bride-elect of the fall. ' j m,. Workman wa The receiving rooms wt-re teitaining by .Mi attractive with arrangement- of zin- nia-, roses and howls of ivy. “Hingo” was (-hjoyed. Later in a most uniipie manner M4^s—Ariair was presented with a Tovely collection of troiis't-au gifts from the guests. .Mrs. Kthi'i I itls .assisted the host- es.s 'in serving a delicious -ala 1 . course to thirty gu sts. erved wuth -hdicioi^^^ ice cream and n^,. splash of harnionious color on the co.stunuu ' ’ ■ ' assiste-l in ,en-1 .Autumn flowers are__l!ie .‘'ivoritos. . .J. ( . Roper, M.rs. i ciuir.,’) <>* big a 'ei s I'l ru -' t an-l HEAITIFFL STERLlNCi SILVER BUD VASES—$1.2.5 Each A -ijmall silver vase wHLTbH'j'hien (hat dull ~~ corner. _ Ktmembej. it is a privilege to serxe you. .And we want you to know . we jippredate that privilejTP; ler^oiurtFJnjri.IeT)a'D, i of ( 1 ni-in s . , water lilies ma'ie of an irrujescmit FRONTIS JPAVEI.RY STORE ell tJray, .Ml's. (i. \\. H-dlings- niaplc leal colors is cliup*-1 to tlie woi th, .Mr.s. Hubert Pitts an<l -M)ss bodice of a gold iame gown a la Moly- ( ollette Griffin. neux. ..Multicolored .silken, zinnias Thirty friends enjo.ve<l this hai^iy .niake an effective sph,,-;i of color at occasion and brought gift> as tiikon-’ tbe.wai-tline of a black n*'t evening of love and atfection lor .\ri s. Dun-, j^rovvn, while \<‘lvet na-turtiums and can. eut velvet a-ters have eome t-i tou'n. — —^ i Qj, afternoon frock v \ ; l.INTDN HOY - ^ f' W luoie floral faheu WEDS .AnSS DuPRpE * — " TTo tJng-titcuiTnrTa!! Costumevs; .A great.’ Owing-’. .Sept. 3.—On Frjday vve.' <--luster of red moss ro-H^-^at the^vaist- ning at 3 o^vlock, in a home wedding- line of a boUffant black evening gown, marked by simplicity - and beauty.boutonniere of br-.wn velvet acorns .Miss Margalet DuPree, -of Owhigs -^^bv‘*s ^-n a timat?—friemh The Thelma Sams SCHOOL OF DANCING Now Open For Classes STUDIO: COPELAND HALL - CLASSES: ^ » Monday, Tuesday, Wednes day and Thursday Ages: 3 Years Up . , ‘Tnon^gt'^hich *be Rcv. Jasper AVV- . ,, . , , . • u Bryson,'bf Brown-rifle, Tenn., cousin decollette. great bQbl bloom (which of thg. bride,’officiated. (Icsignei -ay.- i> lacoiueied with Preceding the cei’emony,Mr. and^;^ carat gold) caught at thg waist- Mrs. ’R. B, DuPree rendered «■ lovely! gray taffeta oance -rock, program of nuptial music, using first! “Liebstraume” a.s .Mis.s hVances Du- — ’ Free, sister of the bride, lighted the candles which adorned* the ceremony, room. They sang “Sweetest Story Ever Told” and “Oh Promise ,Me.” LTiheiigriii The bridal chorus fTrrnr announced the arrival of the bridal couple, who entered unattended. Mrs. DuPree .played “.At Dawning” softly while the vows were spoken be fore a background of white over which a delicate tracery of fern and clematis were hung. Near by were' placed floor ba-'-ket.- filled with pink glodiola and fern. Mendelssohn’.s* wed- M^DfRM 7 Charl Orawnd WlUlAAAX Preddent of National. Pederation of Buamaaa Professional Wom«n’« Clubs, Inc. IdfaiK march was used as the reces-- ,,,„etary of state ' ... _*• 1 1 1 1 ifor New York has a woman as first! •The bnde was particularly lovayi^, ,,ecrctary, Miss Grace A in her soft dress of a becoming: shade'; ^ en^oonsed in the Capi- of blue With accessories ef dubonnet! Mies“Reavy. is proud proud j i of her pdst. The office of the secre- ■ MRS. KENNTH N. BAKER TEACHER OF PLANO * tary of state is the olde.-^t, dating* xijback to the provinces of the Nether-! ; lands, when the secretary was alsO| O’clerk to the crow’n. Many of the tra- Will open classes immediately at her home on Hickory i:jfi*v|"‘Jd‘‘“fnce °!hl'''da7rS'^Q Street in. Golleg^ View. < ► I when the secretary was secre- Apply to Phone 306. v, <Htarytoth€ crown.The»ecretary’8de- I is the recording and filing Two Ingredients of Every PRESCRIPTION One i*s llif mt'duinjil .sulnitanre pre.seribed by the l*MY.SICIAN. I he other Is (he skill .if the PH.UrVl'AGIST. . -’LuHuh inline Ilieic_ba.no cuesswork aw to the oualUy of the drug.s that we di.spense. Parke. Davi.s iV ( ()., and Kli l.il> \ Co. products are uwd almost evelu.sively, iM-cau.se'lliey are tested hy scien tific means and adjusfetl (o a definite .standard of aclivily. Drugs of this character prrKluce results than can he counted on. —— ■ ■- y—rr- ■ -=- , And when if comes to the compounding of I’RKSt RIPI IONS, only an KXl’KRIKNCKD RKGIS- 'I'KRKD-BVjLAW PHARMACIST is entrusted with this important (auk—a craftsman who knows how to d« teef a TTossihle incompatibility' between one item in the PRUStTtlPTlO.N and another, and how to eMTcomi* such a difficulty rf it can be overcome. Te.xjed drugs and skillful compounding- SCRIP'I'ID.N filled in this store. -fhe.se are (he two ingredients that go into every PKK- Specials Friday and Saturday EX LAX MAHDEEN HAIR-TONIC FORMAN’S ^AL HEPATICA ■ TOOTH PASTE 50c M Size 34^ Size /' BLOSSER’S CIGS. ASTHMA 35c .Ask for Sample Coupon FEENAMINT, 25c size 19c FSYLLIUM SEED :...r49c VICKS SALVE 29c ALARM CHOCKS 98c REGULAR VALUES Parke, I)a\i.s VANILLA EX., 3 oz. FRt^NS, San.'^NgpIdiip PONDS CREAMS i. 29c 3:ic 19c MUIVL , 49c MEDICATED COTTON, '/4 lb 29c CALOX TOOTH POWDER ..... 49c 25c Tooth Brush Free HONEY & ALMOND CREAM, $1.00 size .... 39c SADLER- “AT UNION STATION’ TELEPHONE 400 (■ w \