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METEODIST CIRCLES
TO ME^T MONDAY ^
The circles of Broad'Street Metho
dist church will meet next Mondfty
afternoon at four o’clock with the
following hostesses:
Circle No. 1, with'Mrs. J. C. Roper.
Circle No. 2, with Mrs. P, B. Adair.
Circle No. 3, with Mrs. George Hol
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afternoon at a Hallowe’en party
celebration of his sixth birOiday.
The attractive garden was deco-
the PanhellenM: couHcfl for three
years and now serving | as treasurer
of this organization. Lastyyear sha
was honored ih the department of
inathematics and physics l)y ..being
chosen iiis assistant in the physics
Additional Locals
Mrs. Ella Burton of Whitmire, vis-
laboratory. She is'also outstanding in ited Mrs. W. J. Duntan on Friday.
the vocal departinent of the conser.
vatory, and has been a member of the
choiml club for threa years.
AUXILIARY PLANS'
BIBLE STUDY WEEK
The circles of the First Presbyt
EASTERN STARS
TO BANQUET
The Eastern Star chapter will give
a banquet in the Tribble building at
the corner of &uth Broad and Gary
streets on Tuesday night, Nov. 17,
at 7:30. All members are invited. Fol
lowing the banquet a district school
of instruction will be held in the Ma
sonic temple at 8:00 o’clock.
U. D. C. CHAPTER
MEETS SATURDAY :—
‘The Stephen D, Lee chapter, U.D.C.,
MRS. GODFREY
ENTTfRTAINS AT BRIDGE^-
Friday aftenioon Mrs. Ans^l
frey was hostess at a pretty bridge
party. Guests were invited for four
tables.
Lovely dahlias and garden chrys
anthemums in varied autumn color
ings made an attractive setting for
the affair.
After the games the hostess served
n delicious salad course with cookies.
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will meet. Saturday afternoon at 3:3Q
at the home of Mrs. J. Hamp Stone
oh West Main street. Members are
asked to note the change in date of
meeting.
Associate hostesses are: Mrs. .W. J.
\ Duncan, Mrs. W. D. Copeland, Mrs.
Tom Adair, Misses Julia Ferguson
and Mary Johnson.
CENTURY CLUB MEETS
WITH MRS. DUDLEY JONES
The Century club met Tuesday af
ternoon at the home of Mrs. F. D.
Joner. Mrs. John Osman was wel
comed as a new member of the club.
Mrs. S. M. Huntley gave an interest
ing book review of “Alma Mater,’’ by
Candy. She also read extracts from
“And Gladly Teach,” by Bliss Terry.
The club adjourned to meet Nov.
17 with Mrs. H. A. Copeland as host
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rated, with jack-o’lantems and pump- rian church will meet at the cbjifeh
kins. Many interesting games were [ at .^5 next Monday. After ar^hort
1 busines!
played'by the little folks!
.During the afternoon lemonade, ice
cream and cake 'were jerved. Homs
and masks delighted the children as
favors. A group picture was taken of
the children as a climax'to this happy
occasion.
THORJfWELL BOYS
ENJOY PARTY
The children at the Fowler cottage
on the Thornwell orphanage campus,
of which Mrs. B. M. Gilliland is ma-
tran, entertained on Friday with a
lovely Hallowe’en 'party.
Various appropriate games were
enjoyed by the bqys,.wlm were festive
in paper caps, false faces and Hallo-
we>’en costumes. Delicious candies
were served.
s meeting, all me
meet t^ether for the^ffrst of the
Bible study lessons. Mfs. A. V. Mar
tin will lead these studies on Tuesday,
Wednesday, Thurway and Friday, the
meetings to >be held..ftJL,four o’clock.
A* full aUmdance during the “week
of prayer’ is urged. The assignment
for the outlined studies is:
sons in Genesis:
1. Sin and Judgment, Gen. 1-11.
2. Abraham, th^ Covenant Father,
Gen. 12J-26. -
3. Jacobs’ Growth In Faith, Gen.
25-49. ‘
4. 'Joseph Used of God, Gen.^37-50.
6. The God of Genesis, Gen. 1-50.
Mrs. R. J. ElKson spent Friday in
Augusta, G^i^yith relatives.
Mrs. WW. Wiggins, of Ocean View,
Va., yfiio has been visiting her daugh^
rs. C. H. Hall, Jr., at the home
C. H. Hall, Sr., will returq to
h^r hcime today,-and will be accom-
pAnied by Mrs. Hall.
O. B. Shockley, who is on a leave
absence from Jacobs & Co., left
Thursday fo,r Columbia where he will
spend two weeks, going from there
to St. Petersburg, Fla., where he will
remain for sometime.
The finest, freshest quality maierials for making your
fruit cake. We have all the ingredients you will need
either for a white or black cake. /
HONORED AT WINTHROP
YOUNG PEOPLE
ENJOY WEINER ROAST
The senior young people of the
First Presbyterian church entertained
on Saturday evening with an enjoy
able weiner roast. Huge bonfires were
LITTLE GIRL
CELEBRATES BIRTHDAY
Mrs'. B. F. Wingard honored her
little daughter, B&rrie Jean, with a
lovely dinner party Friday evening
in celebration of the little girl’s sixth
birthday.
The beautifully appointed dining
table was centered with an artistic
arrangement of carnations and deep
yellow chrysanthemums in a black
pumpkin container. Elsewhere in the
room chrysanthemums were also used
for decoration. A delicious dninei; was
served.
The guests Were:' Miss Lily Yar
borough, Mrs. W. D. Copeland, Miss
Ella Little McCrary, Miss Maude
Pearson, Anne Owens, Barbara An
derson and Louise Tribble.
Miss Kitty Davis, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Jack H. Davis, Sr., of Clin
ton, is teaching typing in Winthrop
Training school, Rock Hill, for this
semester. Miss Davis is a senior at
Winthrop college, where she has made
an excellent record. She is majoring
in commercial science and is one of
the typists for . the Tatler, annual
publication of.the senior clhss.
will be “Loyalty,” and will consist of
singing and addresses on the theme
by Mary Allen, of Greenwood ;~Laura
Fleming, of Laurens, and Rev. David
Boozer, of Goldville. Each person at
tending will take an individual lunch,
and the 'Abbeville auxiliary will ar
range the lunch and supplement with
various drinks and salads.
MRS. PINSON
HOSTESS TO CIRCLE
The Ella Riddell circle met bn Mon
day afternoon at the home of Mrs.
B. S. Pinson.
Mrs. Harry DeMontmollin, chair
man of the circle, presided over the
business session. An unusually inter
esting program on China was led by
Mrs. J. M. Hudgens.
After the program the ' hostess
served a delicious chicken salad
course.
ENTERTAIN IN HONOR
made and weiners and marshmallows]®^AND GROOM
roasted on long sticks.
Mrs. Henry Young and Mrs. R. E
Wysor chaperoned the group.
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CLUB PLANS FOR
“LADIES NIGH-r ^
~“Ladiea night,” observed annually
by the Chamber of Commerce vrith a
' banquet, has been set' for next Tues
day evening, November 10th, at 7:30
at the tea room.
A prominent out-of-town speaker
will appear on the program, and an
. evening of entertainment arranged
for the honor guests. The banquet is
always one of the outstanding social
affairs of the early fall season.
FRANK FALLS HICKS ^
CELEBRATES BIRTHDAY
Frank Falls Hicks, Jr., son of Dr.
and Mrs. F. F. Hicks, entertained a
group of little friends on Saturday
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THIS CHRISTMAS
GIVE JEWELRY!
. the gift that kihgs and
lovers and wise men have
^ven since time began!
Join our lay-away plan.
FRONTIS
JEWEIitY STORE
ENTERTAINS WITH
HALLOWE’EN PARTY
Mrs. R. E. Ferguson'gave a lovely
party in honor of her son, Laurence,
on Saturday evening. For the occa-
siod the gafage and' yard were 4beo-
rated with black cats, witches and
cornstalks, suggestive of Hallowe’en.
Punch, cookies, peanuts and candy
were served.
The guests were:, Virginia Sadler,
Virginia Dillard, Margaret Lightfoot,
Jean Holman, FVances Taylor, Fran
ces Speake", Elizabeth Wysor, Grace
MSsrtin; Irby Hipp, .Betty Dicus,
Frank Bailey, 'John Coker, Reese
Young, Harry Baldwin, Noland Sud-
deth.
WEDNESDAY CLUB
winruRS. JACOBS
Mrs. J. F. Jacobs,- Jr., entertained
the members of the Wednesday Study
club last week.
A profusion of white ^chrysanthe
mums were attractively arranged in
the living room.
Mrs. R. E. Wysor, as program lead
er for the afternoon, presented an un-
unually interesting program on “The
Old Northwest.” She told of the con-,
quering of the region by George Rog
ers Clark, a noted soldier of his time.
Later in the afternoon the hostess
served delicious Russian tea, sand
wiches, cakes and candy.
CLINTON GIRL IS
HONORED AT BRENAU
Miss Vivian Parks Adair, of this
city, a senior at Brenau college,
Gainesville, Ga., was recently made
student assistant in the French de
partment under Dr.< Isabel W. Allen.
Miss Adair is a member of Theta Up
silon, national social sorority, a^
served as president of her chapter
her junior year. ?ince her matricula
tion at Brenau in 1933, she has ^be
come s popular member of the stu
dent body, having been a member of
Tuesday evening Mrs. J. F. Jacobs,
Sr., and| Miss Clara Duckett enter
tained in honor of Mr. and Mrs. John
E. Osman, who were recently mar
ried, with a lovely buffet supper.
On the exquisitely appointed table
in the dining room were an arrange
ment of chrysanthemums, a lovely
wedding cake containing the Emblems
of fate, and white lighted tapers in
silver holders. Lilies of the valley
and fem were tied with white ribbon
and suspended from the chandelier in
shower effect.
A delicious supper was served in
buffet style.
Hugh Holman presided as toast
master of the enjoyable occasion.
The guests, in additiMi to the honor
guests, were: Misses Verna McLeod,
Rosanna Vance, Florence Bailey, Col
lette Davis, Harriet Gray, Margaret
Sadler, Dr. H. S. Fish," Dr. Neil G.
Whitelaw, Roy Forehand, Frank Wal-
drep, W. P. Jacobs, HI, and Prof, and
Mrs. Marshall Brown.
Presbyterian Young
People Meet Nov. 7
Abbeville Church Will Be Host
To South Carolina Presbytery
League On Saturday.
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WE WISH
THAT WE
A NEW
ANNOUNCE TO OUR CUSTOMERS
lAVE JUST ADDED TO OUR PLANT
Shirt Unit
which will enable os to further improve the high grade
work we offer our customers. These machines finish
Shirts and Uniforms, thweby giving bHter workmanship
and a quicker and improved service. - —
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Send ns your shirts snd let ns show you the excellent
condition in which they wiD he returned.
FOR BETTER DRY CLEANING, SEND YOUR '
WOHK TO
I BCCHANAN’S
Old IMaUe’*
WE CALL FOR AND DELIVER—PHONE 28 - j
Greenwood, Oct. 31. — The Young
People’s League of South Carolina
Presbytery will hold its fall rally on
Saturday, November 7, in the First
Prefbyterian church of Abbeville, ac
cording to a recent announcement by
Dr. Roswell C. Long, of Greenwood,
chairman of the committee on reli
gious education for the prmbytery
The exercises, breiided over by Con
stance Armfield, of Newberry, league
president, will begin promptly at
10:80 a. m. and will conclude at 2:30
p. m. Miss Eupbemia Gordon, young
people’s worker of the First Presby
terian church, Greenville, is secretary
of thejeague; J. B. Jacobs, of Pres
byterian college, vice-president, and
Anna Thomson, of Lander college,
treasurer.
The league is made up of 300 young
people in the 41 churches of the five
counties of Abbeville, ".McCormick,
Newberry, Greenwood and Laurens,
and holds two meetings annually^ the
spring meeting in Greenwood and the
fall meeting on invitation from~other
young people’s societies elsewhere.
The theme for the fall rally this year
is “Leadership and Loyalty.” 'Die
opening devotional will be conducted
by Eliz* Austin, of Abbeville, after
which an official welcome will be
given by the hostess society and prop
er response be made by the league
president. The business meeting will
follow, consisting of roll call by so
cieties and report of the various
chairmen of highways. Miss Gordon
will report on the Montreat leader
ship school, and various members will
respond to the question: “How do you
develop l«wdership among the young
people of yeur church”
The afternoon session, beginning at
1 o’clock will be a popular meeting to
which all the adults of the community
and presbytery are invited. The theme
Men, you have lucky days
cominR. *Get two* packages of
drug store items for the price of
one — Razor Blades, r-Shaving
Creams, Lotions, Tooth Pastes
and 250 other bugains—
Wednesday, Thursday, Friday,
and Saturday!
Nov. nth, 12111, 13th, 14tli.
SHTTO’S PHARMACY
The Rezall Store
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SPECIAL SUNDAY
. DINNER—40c
12 to 2:30
CoMealed Fruit Salad or
Tomato and Lettuce
Roast Chicken with Cranbeity
Sauce and Baked Dresidng, or
Cold Boiled Ham with Apple
Sauce
Steamed Rice, MsHhed Potatoes
or Macaroni with Cheese
String Keans or English Peas
Lemon, Apple *or Butterscotch
Pie
Ice Cream with Cookies
- Coffee Tea Milk
Make this complete, ONE-STOP Grocery and Market
your food store—where you arc always assured of the
best: ’
EVENING MEAL—35c
_ _ 5 to 8:30 4=—^
Soup
Chicken Salad, Hot Biscuita, or
Sandwich „
Ice Cream or Pie '
Coffee Tea Milk
Hotel Clinton
Coffee Shop
RED BAND FLOUR
Jr--— $1.25
12 lbs, —......— 65c
—6 lbs. 35c
rpcr f IN EVERY SACK COUPON GOOD FOR '
riVtEi*Be^fuI FRIENDSHIP SILVERWARE
•F-———
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Beechnut Tomato Juice, 3 cans-. 25c
PAPERTGWELS
BLISS COFFEE, lb. ... . 25c
JELLO, 2 pkgs . ..T... 15c
PORK ROAST, 2^^^^
BEEF ROAST, lb. ... . . 17V2C
MIXED SAUSAGE, 2 Ibi...... 35c
PORK CHOPS, lb.. - . 30c
STEW BEEF, lb. . . . . 12y2C
VEAL CHOPS, lb. . . . . .25c
VEAL ROAST, lb....: .20c
— Fresh Fish, Oysters and Shrimp
. PRIZES FOR THIS WEEK
FIRST PRIZE ;. ...]. 25 L^. SUGAR
SECOND PRIZE 6 LBS. SNOWDRIFT
THIRD-PRIZE PORK ROAST
fourth prize .:.... 2 LIw. chase & Sanborn COFFEE
Drawing Saturday Night, at 7:30
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Baldwin's Grocery
Phones 99 and 100
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PRESCRIPTION WORK-TNArS OUR SPECIALTY
We like to do prescription work. That probably explaina^hy we do it so wcD.
Every prescription that comes in ia carefully studied from many different, angles. The DOCTOR may
call for one or more of five thonaand different druga These ingredienta mwt be instantly available
and they are here. They moat be carefully weighed or measured. They must Ije carefully mixed. And
finally, before the prescription is sent out, each ingredieat and each step in the process must be care
fully checked and rechecked to inanre accoracy.
But the high character of prescription work of this store does not step after the prescription has
been compounded. "A dependable delivery service places the metfciBe in.yonr hands within a very short
time after the prescription has been placed in oar hands. That is why/this store has come to be looked
upon as prescription hesdqnsrters for Clinton and vicinity. '
Specials Friday and-Saturday
.
REGULAR VALUES
B. C, POWDER, 25c
dexter soaps, 6 cakes
29c
black DRAUGHT, 25c size ....
19c
PSYLLIUM SEED, 1 Ib
49c
BREWERS YEAST, 1 lb
45c
IPANA TOOTH PASTE 39c
SAL HEPATICA, $1,20 size
PINKHAMS VEG. CX)MPOUND .. $1.13
PERUNA : . $1.13
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ASPIRINTaBLETS, 100
39c
BILE SALTS TABLETS, 100
COD LIVER OIL,
$1.00
.. 69c
‘AT TJNION STATl^ON^
TELEPHOip: 400
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